So the engineering world has just lost easy access to one of the most effective CADĬollaborative environments. Solidworks part files and export it as a 2004 version. It looks like this is still an available option. I was going to have a training program that utilized Onshape to learn 3D CAD, form, fit and function design and drafting Other systems are relatively easy to learn.ģD CAD and create the drawings. They all have only fourįunctions, Extrude, Spin, Sweep and Loft. Operate about the same, history or direct edit. The college student or anyone that wants to learn 3D CAD.
It a viable engineering tool would probably take more time than it would be So again,Įven this highly productive feature will not have the flexibility to work
#ONSHAPE VS FUSION 360 PROFESSIONAL#
You have to have a professional version to download the files. Onshape still has the potential for being the standard engineering document control But it is nothing like Onshape that has the model and If I need moreĬapability, I have gotomeeting where I can control their CAD system andĬomputer. Instantly help them with their problem or review a design. My CAD or engineering customers and associates can skype and I can
#ONSHAPE VS FUSION 360 FREE#
I suppose it could be a viable free solution if you didn't have to download Ran an engineering department and have it available for instant offsiteĬollaboration by all of the designers, checkers, planning and manufacturing. I would have to consider at least one professional seat if I YouĬould modify it or download it to your existing CAD system, you must haveĭirect edit capabilities.
I love the way youĬan have a model for evaluation at any time. The free versions willĪllow viewing only, so it now becomes of limited value. You could release yourĮngineering with Onshape by uploading the model and any form ofĭocumentation, from a PDF, image, any office document, etc. Onshape is the very best collaboration platform. Nor would any users of the other popular programs. Solidworks user would move to Onshape for their main 3D CAD design solution, The existing Solidworks users to jump on board. I suppose they did this to try and entice Have thought with the experience of the founders and all the systemsĪvailable they would have designed a more innovative and advanced product I do like it much better than Fusionģ60, it has a much more user friendly and conventional interface. Your engineering data locally stored and the original CAD system available What if they use a different system? You really have to have all of $1,500.00 CAD bill? This should kill the subscription option for any CAD You sell the company and they instantly have a yearly No company wants to have their engineering data held This is a deal killer for any independentĬonsultant or company. There is no native file you canĭownload and store locally. They even offer a $450.00 rental option for 6 months.
#ONSHAPE VS FUSION 360 SOFTWARE#
ZW3D Lite is $2,000 and you get to keep the software forever. Or per day? It is still $1,500,00 per year. They now want $1,500.00 per year! They present it as per month cost, but This isĪ fully designed sports car available for download! I still have a wonderfulĪustralian Super Car in my public area. Up there and deleted the ones I wasn't using. Onshape has discontinued the 10 free projects. I did promote it to a few of my clients and friends as a free I now mostly use it for compatibility checks on imported parts. I guess my emails with the models, 2D/3D PDFsĮnough. I tried to get my customers and suppliers The 10 free projects were great while it lasted. Please read my Previous article on Onshape Your company you will always have direct access to your legacy data with no With a perpetual system, if you decide to move to another package or sell Willing to have a CAD company in total control of your precious Engineering Would like more information or to download ZW3D or IronCADīefore you consider any subscription based CAD system be sure you are ZW3D Lite - $800.00 Per Year - Fully Functional
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