Joined
·
119 Posts
Just curious to see who uses CAD software to design suspensions, chassis, links, etc. I'm looking to get some software, but don't want to spend an arm and a leg for it.
Ideas?
Ideas?
Cool, thanks. I appreciate it.solidworks, autocad, some guys use them here, i got solid works and i like it
I'm looking to get some software, but don't want to spend an arm and a leg for it.
Ideas?
Most CAD Programs have parametric features, I know Solidworks and Pro/E do, as do Catia and Inventor, I think. It's really up to you as to what program you want to use. There some that are better suited to the novice who wants to just design some simple parts, and then there are the more advanced programs for complex assemblies and arrangements. I think Google even has some type of 3-D software out now, you might look into that.reason i would go with solidworks or solidedge is that its parametric modeling which means that if you create one feature and find out you have to change it later, you don't have to restart the entire project, just my .02
Allright, I'll look into those. Thanks!For ultra low budget, try Cocreate, (free edition only of course) Google SketchUp, or Cadstd.com. All zero dinero.