> My student edition expired and now im out of that to. There is a "personal" version of Fusion 360 which isn't tied to enrollment. It has some limitations (on

> My student edition expired and now im out of that to. There is a "personal" version of Fusion 360 which isn't tied to enrollment. It has some limitations (only 10 "active" documents; some advanced features are locked), but overall, I think that's still the most accessible entry to CAD for hobbyist makers, especially with all the tutorials for it out there. I think that with the current state and trajectory of FreeCAD/Ondsel, they have a realistic chance of catching on. However if FreeCAD really wants to be the version that is installed (rather than Ondsel), I think they really have to get to a more regular release cadence.