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At the bottom end they’re pretty similar - basically, they’re both quite good for making static items. When it comes to mechanical aspects and moving parts, Sol
by i_am_nomad 8y ago
At the bottom end they’re pretty similar - basically, they’re both quite good for making static items. When it comes to mechanical aspects and moving parts, SolidWorks is more powerful, in my experience.
Still, I use Fusion 360, since it’s free for hobbyists, and the video tutorials are excellent.