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I mean, it's nice that these things are moving online, are cheap or free & all that but it's not quite the same as using a dedicated tool like Solidworks. The a
by darksim905 11y ago
I mean, it's nice that these things are moving online, are cheap or free & all that but it's not quite the same as using a dedicated tool like Solidworks. The average hobbyist who plays with a 3D printing program like this is thinking small: only for 3D printing. I've dealt with files that people want to be made on a mill or designed by a shop & the file ends up having to be re-created along with being imprecise.
- bryanlarsen 11y agoTinkercad's a toy, and hasn't seen any significant improvements for the last 2.5 years. The creators of Solidworks started a new company to do online CAD: check out onshape.com.