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9th May 11 at 14:58   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
If you're talking lasercutting sheet metal parts Solidworks is fantastic for that. I used to have a job designing sheet metal components and I used Solidworks for that
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Brics Cad is a cheap alternative and all the commands etc are the same as Auto Cad
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9th May 11 at 22:27   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
You can get solidworks off priate bay
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I 100% agree with livelee

If you are going to learn cad you need to do it in a Units/distance/cordinate format.

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