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1st Dec 2011 02:48 pm #21Super Moderator
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Have a look at DraftSight, it's just like AutoCAD LT but it is free. Free even for commercial work. Opens and saves AutoCAD DWG files as well.
No reason to buy LT with DraftSight around.
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And since it is like AutoCAD you can use this board for help and inspiration
Lots of tutorials on YouTube as well.
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1st Dec 2011 03:01 pm #22Quantum Mechanic
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1st Dec 2011 03:03 pm #23Super Moderator
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Oops missed that, Doh!
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1st Dec 2011 03:09 pm #24Quantum Mechanic
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It did not crop up until a few posts in. I was thinking straight 2D myself in the beginning.
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Thank you ReMark, have just downloaded it so will have a play around and let you know how i get on
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1st Dec 2011 03:33 pm #26Super Moderator
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SketchUp is great but with the current mind set at Google they removed the import DWG from the free version 8 release. Work around you ask? Download the 7.1 Pro version and use it until it expires then down load the import DWG add-on for 7 after the pro version reverts back to the free version after the 8 hour demo is up.
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1st Dec 2011 03:44 pm #27Quantum Mechanic
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Sketchup Pro pricing for UK is £318.
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1st Dec 2011 04:04 pm #28Super Moderator
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Try TURBOCAD much better price wise and fully compatable with AutoCAD.
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1st Dec 2011 04:11 pm #29Junior Member
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I did see TurboCAD on ebay for quite a decent price actually, does this package do 3D or is it just 2D?
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1st Dec 2011 04:34 pm #30Super Moderator
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