> Better yet if several of them take a “freemium” approach and students/hobbyists/freelancers are able to use a polished, user-friendly packaging of this incred

> Better yet if several of them take a “freemium” approach and students/hobbyists/freelancers are able to use a polished, user-friendly packaging of this incredible CAD technology for free (as in beer). This was pretty much Fusion 360’s approach. These unsustainable businesses models inevitably lead to a bait and switch. The software you link to is nice but BIM is not CAD/CAM.