Anyone With SolidWorks or CAD Experience?
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apohl17
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Trained in both, only have access to CAD at the moment though. Would be glad to help!
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I give anyone that deals in either credit. I've tried learning on my own, and I can hardly draw a straight line! F that! I may suck it up, and pay to take a class just to learn the basics.
This could be a great thread for people looking to learn something, or to find people willing to help. This forum has such a diverse member group.
Mike
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I have recently gone thru a bunch of Pluralsight training for Fusion 360.
Pluralsight is by far the best online courses I have ever taken. Luckily my work pays for it. They have a free trial so you can see if it's right for you.
Fusion 360 is a pro level CAD program that is CNC and 3D printer ready. You can use it for free if you don't make over $100K per year using it.
I'm just getting started so I'm not at the point to offer help other than the above.
This is the first thing I made after watching a few classes. Before that it was so complicated I had given up on it. It's a large stepper motor for a future CNC build.
Pluralsight is by far the best online courses I have ever taken. Luckily my work pays for it. They have a free trial so you can see if it's right for you.
Fusion 360 is a pro level CAD program that is CNC and 3D printer ready. You can use it for free if you don't make over $100K per year using it.
I'm just getting started so I'm not at the point to offer help other than the above.
This is the first thing I made after watching a few classes. Before that it was so complicated I had given up on it. It's a large stepper motor for a future CNC build.
apohl17
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Glad I could help ya Mike! SW and CAD are very useful tools in the engineering world. Fusion 360/Inventor is a great starting platform, and I urge anyone who is interested at all to download a program and play around with them!
Here are some examples of everyday items after a little reverse engineering in Solidworks...
Here are some examples of everyday items after a little reverse engineering in Solidworks...
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Inv4drZm
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I know this post was a long time ago, but if anyone needs some modeling or drawing done, I use Inventor all day every day. I would be willing to help depending on my free time and scope of the project.
