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 This is the first (and, if this stuff keeps up, last) time FIRST has allowed high-speed projectiles in years. Please use some common sense, people. - Madison [more] |
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Re: Free Tools for Engineering
I can vouch for DraftSight. We use it at work for all of our 2D drafting. It's from Dassault, the makers of SolidWorks - it's their shot at Autodesk, essentially offering a free AutoCAD to complement SolidWorks.
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17-05-2013, 20:39
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Re: Free Tools for Engineering
OpenOffice. Real engineering happens on a spreadsheet
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17-05-2013, 21:32
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Re: Free Tools for Engineering
Keuffel & Esser - Real engineering happens on a sliderule.
Fixed it for you. Quote:
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17-05-2013, 21:35
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Re: Free Tools for Engineering
Forgot:
ProjectLibre http://www.projectlibre.org/ ProjectLibre: open source replacement of Microsoft Project. Gantt charts, resource availability, and more. |
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