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Anyone have/use or have access to
AutoCAD or Solid Works? I dont wanna pay a lot to have something dedsigned and then have it made. I would like to try to make the design up myself if possible but I dont want to buy an expensive program when I am only going to make one thing.
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Do you know how to use SolidWorks?
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What do you need?
a 3D work or a ortho type drawing? |
No but I am willing to eff with it until I figure it out or give up :) why?
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Ahh. I have it on my comp.
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They need/want a DFX file
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I really just need to make the drawing flat, or I am assuming. I want to have a design cut out of verneir so it is pretty simple. It is basically going to be an emblem, if the program wasn't too hard to use I would consider desiging an aluminm or stainless emblem that the verneir piece could be set into to make it look factory but my custom piece
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Your Best bet is probably AutoCAD LT. I just threw out a 2000 disc about a month ago. D'oh! I just have full blow CAD Arch here at work.
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But wait...... there is a copy of LT2000i that I can give you. Send me a PM if your interested.
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Look Visio will let me save as a DXF file or DWG but not DFX.... Maybe the company I am looking at using made a mistake? Can someone verify itis DFX and not DXF?
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Microsoft Visio supports this format. |
i know we have both at rowan on the engineering computers,(pain in the balls to install on the old pieces of crap), i wonder if google sketchup would work for what you need?
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I use both ACAD and Solidworks. for 2-D use ACAD. any variant will work. 2004-up versions are not bad. I am not a fan of R12 or 2000. Solidworks is geared toward 3-D. I use 2007. takes a little to get used to compared to ACAD but the tutorials are very good. SW can also to FEA.
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