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I caught Onecnc sales force at a good time and was able to buy Mill 3d Expert for a 50% discount and includes tech support and updates for 2 years. Last year I finally bought for myself to replace an outdated couple of early 3d capable systems from the 90's. I continue to update and use.įor every day mill - wire - lathe support I currently use Onecnc. I have been using freecad and I like what is happening there but the options for cutting are still under construction. Like solidworks/mastercam is nice with many tools but both are not fast to adopt and require a larger budget to get involved and keep current. I have used many cadcam systems and they all have pitfalls. So many features and options it is just - well - just - well? It is not the best option but has it's following of users on a budget seeking full features. I have seen many use this and I have also.

The company no longer develops Sketchup Make, its free desktop software, but you can download it from Trimble's archives.I know and agree with your statement about fusion 360. The SketchUp website offers a really impressive array of video and self-paced training options to help you along the way. Of course, if you're looking to put out detailed designs with accurate sizing and tolerances, you'll need to spend some time learning the ins and outs of the program. Even if you've never done any CAD work or 3D modeling before, you can pull together some really nice presentations in minutes. The interface makes it easy to get up to speed on the basics.

SketchUp's free web-based version has plenty of power, but if you need additional functionality, you have to buy SketchUp Pro-and pay a hefty price tag. Trimble has enhanced it and developed it further and now offers a slew of related products. In 2012, Google sold the product to Trimble. SketchUp was originally developed by Google and was one of the greatest free CAD packages ever put on the market. Free feature is web-only with many important features hobbled.