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That was some really odd advice. I belive fusion 360 is free for personal use and much more popular than solidworks. Solvespace has a non existing UX. I would
by kramerger 4y ago
That was some really odd advice.
I belive fusion 360 is free for personal use and much more popular than solidworks.
Solvespace has a non existing UX. I would very much advise against using it.
People have gone from zero to first commercial PCB in 1-2 weeks using kicad.
- ur-whale 4y agoGood luck trying to reuse your work in 10 years. Or export it to a non-autodesk ecosystem today, for that matter. Autodesk designs its software to maximize customer lock-in. The whole notion that you own your work and should be able to do what you want with it, especially work on it further in an non-autodesk environment is strictly against their corporate religion.
- IshKebab 4y ago> I belive fusion 360 is free for personal use and much more popular than solidworks. It was, and I would have recommended it then, but they pulled the rug a while ago. > Solvespace has a non existing UX. I would very much advise against using it. Yeah it's rubbish compared to commercial options but it's still by far the best FOSS option. It has a much better UX than FreeCAD. > People have gone from zero to first commercial PCB in 1-2 weeks using kicad. 1-2 weeks full time is a lot! You could do it in a day or two with better designed programs. PCB design is really simple conceptually.