Thread: Best cad for beginner
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17-02-2016 #17
I would definitely recommend you learn a parametric CAD and avoid like hell programs that will not use solids. And dedicate a couple of weeks to learn from a book the basics and principles of parameter drawing, it will pay very fast in the long run.
Siemens programs are the best and all other copy or started by copying them.
Some programs have strong communities which is also a big +, cause there you can download models etc.
Sketchup /neither solid or parametric/ was the program i used when i started a couple of years ago, and i was used to recommend it as its very easy to learn. Now learning NX from an year, i see i started to sketch faster in NX. Further more Sketch up has some inherent problems and is buggy and slow with big models even if the PC is extra strong it can not use its resources. So big NO to Sketchup.
For sign making you can not avoid a dedicated program, as it speeds up things considerably.
PS. Thanks for the info about Turbocad. Just downloading it to try it. It seems quite interesting from videos on Youtube i have just seenLast edited by Boyan Silyavski; 17-02-2016 at 07:16 AM.
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