Solidworks seems to have gone to 3dexperience stuff that everyone hates. at Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH) specializing in Management-Product Development and Production.
Graduated from Sri Siddhartha Institute of Technology, India with a bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering with an overall GPA of 1.4Currently pursuing an MSc.
It seems that fusion360 has taken the ability to export to DXF? WTF? Young professional with a primary focus on Techno-Management Roles. GET STARTED FOR FREE See why over 1.2 million innovators switched to Fusion 360 Design, machine, 3D print, and collaborate for free with the 1 ranked product design and manufacturing software today. I've never used Solidworks, but I had heard it was great for rollcages or objects designed using metal tube.īut the Maker/student editions are unbelievably confusing of what you get or don't get. Fusion 360 From dream to done Turn your ideas into 3D models 4X faster and start designing with Fusion 360 for free today.
I've used Fusion 360 in the past and it handled sheetmetal and 3d printing fine, but it didn't handle tube design.
I'm a hobbiest/student and I'm looking to use either of these tools for Sheetmetal design, bending, and exporting to DXF for plasma or laser cutting, 3d printing, and metal tube designs (like a roll cage for a buggy, so 2 inch tube, joints, weldments). I'm trying to figure out if either will work for my needs.
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