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31-01-2006, 02:01
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Re: Free CAD software?
Please be more specific on exactly what file transferring/importing/exporting you need to do involving Inventor 10.
For free CAD, the best you'll find is Alibre but it has google ads and a 25 part limit on assemblies. Personally, I would recommend a 30 day trial of Inventor. If that's not long enough, buy a student license for about $180. If that's too much, get a student license of SolidWorks for about $70. |
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