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23-07-2010, 01:07
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Re: Solid Works vs. Inventor
If you already know and use Solidworks there's really no reason to even consider switching to Inventor. Inventor is vastly less common in industry. If you're already working with a machine shop that uses Solidworks you'd only be shooting yourself in the foot by switching to Inventor.
It can't hurt to know how to use it, however. 
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