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On Oct 4, 10:05 am, jon_banquer wrote:
Personally, I prefer a pure geometry based modeler. Simple dimensional changes affecting many components may take longer, but it's far easier to make large sweeping changes if necessary, or switch to an alternate design approach. Most of my work nowadays is large machine design (though my degree is in aero engineering), for which I use KeyCreator (formerly Cadkey). Same price range as SWX, though, which I don't define as "cheap". -Dana This seems like it would be a helpful link. http://www.darcorp.com/ Just want to summarize that SolidWorks seems to be what I was looking for. Alibre's CEO makes a compelling argument about tactics of salespeople to derail reason (in this case, he's talking about SolidWorks), so I might at least give that a look. But I spoke to sales engineer yesterday and SolidWorks is surely what I was looking for. Thanks for all the links Jon & All. I've been looking at them. So much to learn, so little time. -Le Chaud Lapin- |
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