4x4JeepCamper
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Pretty much any of them will do that. It's a very common format.
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- Thread starter nathane
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Pretty much any of them will do that. It's a very common format.
Quick report back after sporadic use for a few months. I highly recommend Fusion 360. It did take a while to get the hang of the fundamental concepts of parametric CAD designing, but there are helpful youtube resources (check out Lars Chrisensen's channel which I find super helpful). There is a free licence for startup businesses and hobby users, which is fantastic for me and I guess makes sense to them because I share my F360 files with suppliers who may then be encouraged to buy to use.
tanuki.himself
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I have been using sketchup free on-line and am quite pleased with the results. It is not obviously intuitive but if you spend just a few minutes going through the online video tutorials its very easy to pick up and get quick results.
jblaze5779
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I use autodesk inventor. Learned it in 2002 while at school. You can get a private use license from austodesk for free. So far I've been able to remember most everything over the years.