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OnShape is pretty approachable, and has lots of good tutorial videos. They offer free accounts for non-commercial use with the caveat that all of your documents
by bruckie 7mo ago
OnShape is pretty approachable, and has lots of good tutorial videos. They offer free accounts for non-commercial use with the caveat that all of your documents must be public.
If you haven't tried FreeCAD recently, it's gotten a lot better in the past couple of years. It seems to have hit escape velocity, so to speak, and is improving rapidly in a way it hadn't for a long time.
- jijijijij 7mo ago> They offer free accounts for non-commercial use with the caveat that all of your documents must be public. Major caveat! Also online access required. And if you decide to upgrade, the next tier is 1,410€ per year. For that amount of cash, FreeCAD can abuse and torture me quite a bit. Lol. Also at the rate FreeCAD is developing and improving now, if more people would drop just 1k€/ donations into FreeCAD/OCCT, chances are your pains will ease rather sooner than later.
- Oxodao 7mo agoI'm not spending weeks to learn a proprietary, online-only software that will lock me out as soon as they need more money. Been burnt before on those kind of stuff