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    Chris Richards 3
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      Hello,

      Just looking at CAD software for 3D modelling of parts to then use later in cnc machining.

      I started looking at the suggestions of TurboCAD mentioned on the forum and noticed they do a Mac OS version, has anyone used this?

      I would download demos but my internet connection means it's a 24hour wait

      Thanks,

      Chris

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      Chris Richards 3
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          Have been using TurboCad MacOS Version 7 and currently 8 for a few years now (Originally used Windows but new machine dictated the change)

          Once you get used to it, it is a very powerful drawing system both for Architecture and Engineering Design – My hardest part was trying to forget the operating commands used in the windows versions as they are totally different.

          Now I have got the hang of it, I could say that it could be slightly quicker to operate than the windows versions, but there is not a lot to chose between the two.indecision

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          Chris Richards 3
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            Hello, thanks for confirming there's not much between them. Is it flexible with the 3D side, I want to do some complex drawings? I'll have to try download the demo but need to decide the version to look at delux, pro hard to know with slow internet

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            DrDave
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              Chris,

              I tried TurboCAD Mac Deluxe 8 for a while, but I found it very frustrating to use. The toolbars differ from the Windows version and some functionality is not available. This makes following the video tutorials somewhat difficult. I paid real money for it, so I was not too happy.

              Next step was to try the free version of Autodesk's FUSION 360 for the Mac. What a revelation! With no prior experience with the software, I drew up a crankshaft for the engine that I am designing in a few hours. The same part in TurboCAD had taken several days and was still not right.

              I have not tried the 2D aspects of either package as I have little use at the mo.

              Hope this helps

              Dave

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