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Fusion 360 is free for hobby use just register and you are good to go. I use Autocad but only 2D so can't comment but 360 is very powerful and a steep learning curve but worth thee trouble
Originally Posted by Robin Hewitt
I am hugely tempted to try Fusion 360 for die sinking even if it is a bit buggy. Apparently I can rent it for £30 a month when I need it, how good is that?
I am not hugely clear about drawing stuff with it, is it very different to AutoCAD? Thought I would give the demo a try over Xmas.
The tool paths look really neat and in control, if you know what I mean?..Clive
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