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techie
Joined: 05 Feb 2002 Posts: 834 Helped: 42
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26 Oct 2003 17:03 The best CAD program |
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| For a person with experience in 2D drawing on C0relDr(at)w, which program offers the easiest migration path for simple 3D drawing. Is Aut0C(at)D the best solution for this.
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sygenics
Joined: 17 Jan 2002 Posts: 25
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26 Oct 2003 18:59 Re: The best CAD program |
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Hhhhm, coreldraw handles things unlike any 3d cad sw, so don't expect it to be really easy. having said that solidworks is very easy to use and you shouldn't have any trouble if you run through the tutorials. i prefer it to others i have tried. i wouldn't use autocad for anything other than 2D stuff.
take care
sygenics
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twinsen
Joined: 27 Dec 2001 Posts: 104
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27 Oct 2003 11:29 Re: The best CAD program |
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SolidEdge or SolidWorks would be my bet... I tried Turbocad which is very easy to use, but the rotten thing expired before I could do anything usefull with it. I also found the 3d side a little slow
Also have a look over at www.ptc.com (The people that make Pro/Engineer) they have a freeware version called Pro/Desktop Express - version 8 is the latest - the only catch is you need to apply for a license via web/email every now and then. (Anyone have a workaround for this? - it is most frustrating )
Of course there are litterally hundreds of CAD programs out there...it depends what you want to achieve...
I also agree with sygenics...leave AC alone...they have lost the race in 3d period.
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tronoty
Joined: 30 Apr 2002 Posts: 105 Helped: 1
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14 Nov 2003 18:30 Re: The best CAD program |
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Yes, definetely Solidworks is my vote
Easy to use and fast to learn
There are many versions out but not all of them are stable
I have found this one to be most stable and working perfectly
Solidworks v2003 SP3 ISO
3CD version
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Don Giovani
Joined: 29 Nov 2003 Posts: 10
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30 Nov 2003 10:51 |
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In my opinion SolidWorks is the best one for now .
I think that it is much better than the old AutoCad .
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