I just started making some headway into using it and I’ve found it way less intuitive than Fusion. It also seems to be more finnicky about constraints and such. Like I wasn’t able to extrude something because I had lines intersecting each other. Just have to be more methodical and use more sketches I guess. Im still on my first project with it though and haven’t gotten to the point of printing anything yet though so take that with a grain of salt.
I’d say so! I made some 3D-printed pipes to connect my snake’s terrarium extension as my first real project and they turned out pretty good. But I have no comparisons to other CAD software haha
I’ve been learning FreeCAD recently and it’s pretty incredible too!
Is FreeCAD good for 3D printing stuff? I started learning fusion but I’m kinda digusted by being tied to autodesk
I just started making some headway into using it and I’ve found it way less intuitive than Fusion. It also seems to be more finnicky about constraints and such. Like I wasn’t able to extrude something because I had lines intersecting each other. Just have to be more methodical and use more sketches I guess. Im still on my first project with it though and haven’t gotten to the point of printing anything yet though so take that with a grain of salt.
I’d say so! I made some 3D-printed pipes to connect my snake’s terrarium extension as my first real project and they turned out pretty good. But I have no comparisons to other CAD software haha
It’s so ugly and unintuitive in the beginning, but when it clicks and you finally get it, it is pretty awesome (and surprisingly lightweight)