Getting into CAD
09-14-2004, 05:34 PM
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Getting into CAD
I already know how to design an aeroplane, but I have absolutely no idea about CAD. Can anyone suggest a good CAD program and maybe some helpfull web sites?
09-14-2004, 09:18 PM
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RE: Getting into CAD
TurboCad V4 learning addition is a really good free CAD program to learn and draw with, get it at this address
http://www.freecad.com/cgi-bin/dcd/h...se/index-3.htm
or go to the IMSI website, they did have a newer Learning addition for download but it had a time limit i believe.
http://www.freecad.com/cgi-bin/dcd/h...se/index-3.htm
or go to the IMSI website, they did have a newer Learning addition for download but it had a time limit i believe.
09-14-2004, 10:39 PM
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RE: Getting into CAD
Edge, try the Search function with the key word "cad" with the search limited to the Scratch and CAD forum. You'll get enough back threads to keep you busy for a month. First timer CAD is a common question and you'll find lots of helpful and misguided opinions in the thread history.
PS: Get TurboCAD...
PS: Get TurboCAD...
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RE: Getting into CAD
TE, you may also want to give Deltacad a try. You can download a 45 day free trial at www.deltacad.com. Hope that helps you some. By the way, I use deltacad and it works great for drawing 2D stuff and best of all, its very easy to learn. Have a wonderful day. Hope its warm and dry where you are.
In Christ,
Joel Chavez
In Christ,
Joel Chavez
