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19-08-2013 #1
So after trying a lot of cad programs like solidworks, Sketchup, Turbocad, Inventor, Autocad and some others
I've come to the conclusion that they're all horribly expensive and would take me at least a few decades of saving just to purchase them.
does anyone have any suggestions?
my budget is around £100 and maybe a bit more if it's really worth it.
it doesn't even have to be the most modern version.
but I'm also looking for software that has ok documentation and quite a following in case I need help or plugins.
it must also export to popular formats such as DXF and STL.
thanks.
while I am a student, I plan on using this software to make hopefully some money in the future so It'd be unethical to get a student version or a naughty versionLast edited by jcb121; 19-08-2013 at 05:40 PM.
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