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14-09-2011, 21:59
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Re: Google SketchUp
Google sketch-up is a good way of learning the basics of cadding. Many things you do in sketch-up will be similar as to how you do things in Inventor and Solidworks. I myself started with Google sketch-up and can say that it helped me a lot when I stitched to Inventor. Try making something like this. Just remember that you probably want to switch to some of the other cadding software after a while.
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