RE:Cad programs

Dan,

The two programs most often mentioned here are Turbocad2d(free for
download) at: www.turbocad.com

and Intellicad (also free, it's an AutoCAD clone) at:
www.cadopia.com

If ya just want quick and dirty(simple stuff), choose turboCAD, but
if you're going to be doing a lot of this stuff, I'd start learning
Intellicad.

There are others available for free, including some pretty impressive
solid modelers. Charlie Gallo has been Using one for awhile now.
Solid origin, I think.

And of course, Fred Smith sells Vector CAD/CAM, which is a truly
impressive program. Not free, BUT it can do your coding also.
Special offers for list members at:
http://209.69.202.197/cadcamedmdro.html


Hope this helps

Ballendo

<snip>Does any body out there know where I can get a good easy to use
CAD >program. Right now all I have to draw plans for stuff on is a

>piece of paper. Works great but hard to save on the computer and
>send w/ e-mail. I am not into CNC stuff right now. I just need a
>good easy to use CAD program.
>Thanks. DAN