Learn FreeCAD. Getting trapped in commercial software and having to abandon years and years worth of project files isn't a mistake I'm making twice. Fusion seems attractive, but look at how they treat their shit tier users.
While this is a good idea in theory, one needs quite a lot of patience to deal with its bugs and kernel limitations. It has definitely become much better since 1.0, but the inability to put chamfers and fillets wherever is extremely annoying — whether the features compute is order-dependent and they routinely conflict with each other for unclear reasons.
So, maybe it’s not a bad idea to start with a free version of something more ergonomic, just to avoid getting too discouraged.
ansgri|10 months ago
So, maybe it’s not a bad idea to start with a free version of something more ergonomic, just to avoid getting too discouraged.