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If you have any experience coding GUIs, or thinking geometrically, then you'll find very little friction in picking up OpenSCAD, which is completely free/open s
by nategri 8y ago
If you have any experience coding GUIs, or thinking geometrically, then you'll find very little friction in picking up OpenSCAD, which is completely free/open source.
It may not have the features of the pricier ones, but I find its programmatic interface easy to use and more than sufficient for my hobby purposes.
- bitwize 8y agoOpenSCAD is for coder mech-eng wannabes. It's nothing an actual mechanical engineer would want to use. For that you will have to go for one of the proprietary options, of which the Autodesk suite and SolidWorks appear to be the most favored.