The other CAD program that I thought was very easy to use as well was Alibre which also worked in a similar way to this one when you first open it up. I just give up and go do other things at that point. This thing seems to log into the server every time you try to use it which just makes it slow as a dog sometimes. Some features are not on here either which is fine unless you are actually doing manufacturing. So in this respect it can actually get pretty annoying, so it is what it is. It works okay, but because you get a limited version it tends to sometimes not work when you try to do something.
Since I have been playing with this program on and off. The full version of this program is from this company. I don't know why that is, but that's what happened. I have stopped using this program due to the fact that I can no longer use the same account to even open the program. I just started using it and it looks very promising. The company seems to focus on the electronics PCB making, but they also have the Mechanical program which is a 3D CAD software and I find it very intuitive to use which is why I want to learn a bit more about it. I just found this program callded DesignSpark Mechanical which they offer for free so anyone can use it.
Now, as far as software that you can use, well that is pretty much open from the many free programs to the paid professional versions. Although 3D printers won't be for everyone, they are becoming more and more common. It's now 2014 and things have progressed a bit so I'll be adding this information here.ģD Printers are slowly becoming more and more readily available which is nice, because in the not so distant future anyone can have a 3D printer right next to their paper printer as they are also looking much more like them. So I have been looking at and trying out different programs over time and this is what brings me to making this new page. If you're not working or not a student then you really are stuck. Unfortunately the programs that a hobbyist can have access to have been very limited. Obviously if you use any 3D printer or CNC machine no matter what type, you will need a way to draw the parts up before you can print them or machine them. I have been reading about 3D Printers and while doing so I ran into the other side of things, which is the software.
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