Solidworks seems to have gone to 3dexperience stuff that everyone hates. It seems that fusion360 has taken the ability to export to DXF? WTF?
It provides all the support you need as you guide your students in advancing their engineering and. I've never used Solidworks, but I had heard it was great for rollcages or objects designed using metal tube.īut the Maker/student editions are unbelievably confusing of what you get or don't get. Download Fusion 360 for personal, non-commercial use. I've used Fusion 360 in the past and it handled sheetmetal and 3d printing fine, but it didn't handle tube design. Fusion 360 is now available on Chromebooks or any device via browser for members of the Education Community Built for online collaboration, ready for online teaching Fusion 360 provides the support you need as you guide your students' in CAD, CAM, engineering, and manufacturing skills. I'm a hobbiest/student and I'm looking to use either of these tools for Sheetmetal design, bending, and exporting to DXF for plasma or laser cutting, 3d printing, and metal tube designs (like a roll cage for a buggy, so 2 inch tube, joints, weldments). I'm trying to figure out if either will work for my needs.
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