Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] CAD packages

I think that Rhino 3d is a good product to start with and it is a good
learning tool. It converts every format so there is no issue to going to
solidworks later.


Harko

On 7/12/06, Joe <joeboyd7@...> wrote:
>
> I have only posted here once or twice, but here goes.
>
> I have just started a small company that is desgning some Aerospace
> stuff. my partner uses CADKEY which he likes for a bunch of reasons,
> but we both know that we will have to bite the bullet to get a 3-D
> program in the not too distant future, so, since i am not an
> engineer, or CAD guy, i was just curious about opinions on software
> choices.
>
> Price is a consideration. if things go well for us, then purhcasing
> something like SolidWorks would be in line with what we want (2
> seats, perhaps 3), but right now, the 4000 per seat price is a
> little....pricey.
>
> so, i have heard about ProE and SolidEdge, but would like to hear
> from this group what they recommend and why (and some idea of cost).
> i really want to have something for me that won't bury me in
> learning but i guess that is just part of the price of admission to
> 3D world.
>
> oh, as you may expect, a lot of current vendors and customers that
> we deal with use Solidworks.
>
> thanks in advance for your help.
>
> Joe
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