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FreeCAD is the big name, but I'd check out SolveSpace too. Then there is of course OpenSCAD which works well for the things it happens to work well for, but I w

by zokier 6y ago

FreeCAD is the big name, but I'd check out SolveSpace too. Then there is of course OpenSCAD which works well for the things it happens to work well for, but I wouldn't call it full replacement for a CAD. To wrap up there is the oldie and honestly bit intimidating BRL-CAD, which I'm kinda trying to learn whenever I feel like I need to do mechanical design.

0x4a42 6y ago
SolveSpace looks like a dead project though. EDIT: was wrong, it's still under dev.
- dotancohen 6y ago
  As mentioned in another thread, the last official release was 2.3 in late 2016. But the 3.0 prereleases can be easily built from the Github repo or you can get it from the Snap store. See the related Reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/SolveSpace/comments/iun270/heads_up_about_solvespace_versions/ https://www.reddit.com/r/SolveSpace/comments/iun270/heads_up...
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