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28-12-2020 #7
I wouldn't give up on Fusion yet. It's still a great bit of software, even the free version which actually has most of the features you'd ever need for CAD and CAM in one environment. Unlike FreeCAD, it has been developed by professional software engineers and is generally very robust. And being a Scottish blooded Yorkshireman, I'm very happy with the value for money.
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