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  2. CAD Software Recomendations?

Re: CAD Software Recomendations?

Ethan Allred
 

Solidworks is planning on having a low-cost subscription version released this year with most of the standard features, targeted towards makers and the like. I'd recommend either that or just Fusion360 on a free license.


On Mon, May 31, 2021, 13:19 John Dammeyer <johnd@...> wrote:

If you aren't running Linux and it's a hobby then Fusion360 which is web based is free and very very good.

 

If you are using it for work-work and need a few extra features AlibreCAD starts to be the lowest cost entry point. 

 

John

 

 

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Subject: [gingery-machines] CAD Software Recomendations?

 

I'm taking a class in SolidWorks, so I have a SolidWorks license through the school. I'm looking for a CAD program for cheap or free, with a reasonable learning curve for users familiar with SolidWorks, preferably one that will run on older computers. 

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