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It's even easier in sketchup, inventor, or solidworks. And I don't have to feel like I'm wrestling with an HP calculator when I'm using it.
by grogenaut 10y ago
It's even easier in sketchup, inventor, or solidworks. And I don't have to feel like I'm wrestling with an HP calculator when I'm using it.
- ascorbic 10y agoExcept Sketchup can't handle exotic shapes like the "circle".
- grogenaut 10y agoYeah that's why I take advantage of the student discount that taking a class at the local technical college offers and get full solid works for $170/year.
- jjeaff 10y agoBut then of course, that license is only valid while you are a student. So after the class, you might as well have just pirated it since either way, you are breaking the license.
- TD-Linux 10y agoI still frequently end up crawling back to OpenScad. It is often quicker than the rather click business of setting up constraints. Just don't ask me to make a rounded corner in it.