Learning blender is definitely not a waste of time. It’s still one of the best 3d animation programs out there in my opinion and has tons of options you won’t find in CAD platforms.
Appreciate the upload. Im new to the CAD software so used to the standard paper sketches. Are the majority of these software free? My new hobby for the next three months.
Hey how are you i hope you're doing great? I really loved the video very instructive thank but my question is I'm not an architect nor do i have a degree in it but i want to learn architecture and evrything by myself is there any recommendations of software for a total beginners
Most interesting video. SolidWorks can do electrical 3D machine design projects as shown for 5 seconds in this video. Also, Autodesk can also do AutoCad-Electrical designs. It looks like most Cad software packages leave out electrical robot engineering on the factory floor. 😎 Thanks.
You can have the best CAD software in the world, but if the reference documentation and video tutorials don't correlate with the current version, or are inadequate, then the software will drain your time and resources.
Hi I need to know which will be better for me in the long run, Turbocad platinum Ed 2017 or Sketchup Pro or Rhinoceros 3D or Turbo CAD designer or Fusion 360 ? I do know that Auto cad and Archi CAD are very good and cost a lot. I am just looking the best either free or with some money under 1$30.00. If you can help great thank you.
How about saying something about the following software: - Becker CAD 12 3D PRO - GstarCAD Pro 2022 - Punch! ViaCAD Pro 12 or 2D/3D v12 - BricsCAD v22 - NanoCAD 21
If you want the world's smallest parametric CAD program go check out SolveSpace. If you like MOI you're gonna love this one. There's not a lot of tutorials for it but it's such a tiny program you'll learn it in literally 5 minutes. Just a menu with every single action on a button on the left, all of them accessible through keyboard shortcuts which make it the FASTEST NURBS MODELLER IN THE WEST It's like VIM but for CAD
maybe an unbelievably stupid question but why would an artist or designer choose something like this over something like blender? What kind of work would it be used for? Just generally curious
@@Rctdcttecededtef depends. I mean sometimes I do mechanical design, where I want the actual thing I'm making to be manufactured and used in real life, but even when I don't i have some sort of principal aversion do doing repetitive tasks manually. Idk, maybe I've been completely indoctrinated by the UNIX philosophy, but I think not only is the actual workflow much better in the case of actually modelling what you want (*) but it's actually more helpful because this is how humans think. When you see a complex object, you see it as the ontological sum of all of it's features. You don't see an object as that nice deformed Sub-D mesh that you constantly have to crease near the edges of the holes, constantly have to make sure your holes are still round while changing the proportions and the silouette of the outside shape. I think for non-organic modelling parametric is the only way to go. But at the same time i don't think you actually need NURBS. Blender's modifiers are more than suficient for getting the job done is used wisely
I really want to become a freelancer with a professional software like Solid Works or AutoCAD. The problem for me what I'm asking me before to go this career path is how I finance this. I mean the costs of the software? Holy. So atm I use Fusion 360, the free version to practice and improve my CAD skills. So how are you manage this?
An interesting video. Kind of feel like the title was clickbait, though. You went through several, and there was no real reason why they were great for beginners, as in what made them great for beginners. Your presentation, from the comments I read, seemed to make great sense to those watchers who already were at least fairly well versed in CAD software. Not so much for the beginners, which is why I tuned in. Sorry.
I mean he’s speaking basic plain CAD language. If you can’t be bothered to spend your free time on trying the free ones, running through tutorials and building a minor skillset, then why expect him to go through the rigorous basics?
@SlowedSonics I think you misunderstood his comment. What I think he was referring to is that reading the title of this video one would expect it to explain why these options are good specifically for beginners. The creator said which ones are free or cheap, which is useful, but he could have given a much more detailed assessment on how the user interface, the way the tools work or the resources each software gives you makes your learning experience easier as a beginner, and which of the options are better for that. It is not a bad video as it is also useful for a beginner to know all the possible available softwares, but the video almost makes it seem like Fusion360 and TinkerCAD are in a similar level of difficulty.
@@SlowedSonics FirstSynapse said it pretty well. You say I "can't be bothered to spend your free time on trying the free ones, running through tutorials and building a minor skillset, then WHY EXPECT HIM TO GO THROUGH THE RIGOROUS BASICS?" Aren't the RIGOROUS BASICS what a BEGINNER would be needing? I think you wrote first and didn't think about what you were saying.
Great stocks and I just bought in on them, but I'm interested in making short term profit, let say turn a $150K to $500k in 6months, I'd appreciate tips on how what stocks to buy to make this much profit.
Seriously do some research before doing a video like this. Caria is a ,if not the, high end cad software and is not comparable to sketchup or any of the others on your list. Compare Catia to Nx and ptc. solidworks to Inventor and Solid edge and so on
Look at what's prevalent in your area. Try Indeed. I see more Solidworks than anything. I worked with Autocad 3D and ProEngineer years ago. I just purchased Solidworks Pro though for home projects and study, possibly doing some side jobs, and maybe getting a job using after I'm more familiar. Besides, I find creating projects and assemblies fun 🙂. I love small to medium mechanical design projects.
Blender and FreeCAD are the only ones that are truly free. Fusion360 is like "free but we own your ass" and they can change the EULA at any point and make it so that they own you even more or is suddenly no longer free and you have to pay to keep using the designs you've made (like what happened to OnShape in 2018) FreeCAD is an early acces software with a strong community and it can serve you well if you learn it but MARK MY WORDS it's very hard to learn. Blender is absolutely awesome and so good it will change your life (not kidding ... Not in the sense that you can get a job doing it lol (I mean you can but that's not the point) but it will completely change how you look at software and digital creation. If you're a student just going to engineering college and have to learn NURBS and parametric design and FEM Analysis and CFD and all that you have no choice but to learn FreeCAD, because as unintuitive as it is, it has all those capabilities. Otherwise I wouldn't recommend it, just stop wasting your time watching these sorts of videos, go install Blender NOW (it's just 128 MB) and thank me later.
@@mihailazar2487 hey I'm brand new to CAD softwares and was wondering what would be a good program for a beginner to learn who plans on printing simple 3d mechanisms for robotics? strictly as hobbyist, no plans of making a career out of it
@@Rctdcttecededtef did you find anything? I'm in the same boat right now I just started looking for which printer I want I think I've decided on artillery x1 but now I goota get an auto cad that won't break the bank
@@mihailazar2487 Good answer I think. But I am worried about Blender s cad capabilities. For ex. Working with measures in blender not so easy. I am an old solidw and catia user. But for about 2 years I use Blender. Designing a cad file in blender not easy. Fusion 360 confused me for drawing files. Although I know Blender, fusion is necessary?
SolidWorks and Catia "simple and for beginners" ? Are you kidding ? All pro software are "simple" to some extent, but the learning curve is still quite long. If you mention SW, you should have also mentioned all other pro CAD software too.
Siemens NX is the original SolidWorks. SolidWorks is just a rebranded version of NX and will soon die because Dassault is getting tired of paying royalties for the NX kernel and they'd rather have all of their users switch to CATIA
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Beginner: *see's openscad*
Begginer: *closes the video*
FreeCAD: AM going to ruin your whole career.
Besides, openscad is a programmer CAD design, not a visual.
And all this time I spent my time learning blender while these CAD softwares could make just as good renders!
bro, can i make easy worksheet like went i make it in solidwork app, using blender?
Learning blender is definitely not a waste of time. It’s still one of the best 3d animation programs out there in my opinion and has tons of options you won’t find in CAD platforms.
Export to Blender = best of every world
😎' Yeah but it looks like crap when you're using it
@@toapyandfriends Most 3D programs look like crap, blender's UI is on the better side
this videi needs to have million views good job bruh
Appreciate the upload. Im new to the CAD software so used to the standard paper sketches. Are the majority of these software free? My new hobby for the next three months.
yes
Hey how are you i hope you're doing great? I really loved the video very instructive thank but my question is I'm not an architect nor do i have a degree in it but i want to learn architecture and evrything by myself is there any recommendations of software for a total beginners
Most interesting video. SolidWorks can do electrical 3D machine design projects as shown for 5 seconds in this video. Also, Autodesk can also do AutoCad-Electrical designs. It looks like most Cad software packages leave out electrical robot engineering on the factory floor. 😎 Thanks.
for someone like myself that knows zip, zero, zilch about these softwares, which one would you recommend to learn as a stepping stone?
Thanks :)
Never mind which program is better, go with the one with the best reference material.
Great review - -Blender ViaCAD Solid Edge ? worth a mention
You can have the best CAD software in the world, but if the reference documentation and video tutorials don't correlate with the current version, or are inadequate, then the software will drain your time and resources.
Hi I need to know which will be better for me in the long run, Turbocad platinum Ed 2017 or Sketchup Pro or Rhinoceros 3D or Turbo CAD designer or Fusion 360 ? I do know that Auto cad and Archi CAD are very good and cost a lot. I am just looking the best either free or with some money under 1$30.00. If you can help great thank you.
Nice presentation and explanation..thank you
Design Spark !!!
How about saying something about the following software:
- Becker CAD 12 3D PRO
- GstarCAD Pro 2022
- Punch! ViaCAD Pro 12 or 2D/3D v12
- BricsCAD v22
- NanoCAD 21
This is an awesome video, very well done overviews but...It's hard to listen when the screen is changing and flashing so fast.
Welcome to normal videos...
Fewer would have been better; I guess it is about sponsorship and timeframe?
MoI, 3D modeling for designers and artists
Not parametric
If you want the world's smallest parametric CAD program go check out SolveSpace. If you like MOI you're gonna love this one. There's not a lot of tutorials for it but it's such a tiny program you'll learn it in literally 5 minutes. Just a menu with every single action on a button on the left, all of them accessible through keyboard shortcuts which make it the FASTEST NURBS MODELLER IN THE WEST
It's like VIM but for CAD
maybe an unbelievably stupid question but why would an artist or designer choose something like this over something like blender? What kind of work would it be used for? Just generally curious
@@mihailazar2487 Big deal, I use both Catia and Rhino. There are pros in having non parametric as well.
@@Rctdcttecededtef depends. I mean sometimes I do mechanical design, where I want the actual thing I'm making to be manufactured and used in real life, but even when I don't i have some sort of principal aversion do doing repetitive tasks manually. Idk, maybe I've been completely indoctrinated by the UNIX philosophy, but I think not only is the actual workflow much better in the case of actually modelling what you want (*) but it's actually more helpful because this is how humans think. When you see a complex object, you see it as the ontological sum of all of it's features. You don't see an object as that nice deformed Sub-D mesh that you constantly have to crease near the edges of the holes, constantly have to make sure your holes are still round while changing the proportions and the silouette of the outside shape.
I think for non-organic modelling parametric is the only way to go.
But at the same time i don't think you actually need NURBS. Blender's modifiers are more than suficient for getting the job done is used wisely
Freecad is now where its at. Online like fusion 360, means any big company can and will steal your ideas. 100% guarantee.
Good information
What do you think of Moment of Inspiration 3D or (MOI 3D)?
fantastic review. thanks!
Good video👍
CATIA? AutoCAD? what happened to the "for Beginners" part.
tinkercad
great review of the CAD software. Much appreciated!
Good video, but I get an epileptic shock, when watching your CAD program videos, since you replay them so fast.
Bot skipp
Could you please give us any other options for mac users?
yeah, ditch your religion and get windows
@@tonycstech agreed
Where is autodesk Inventor?))
Inventor is of the best softwere in cad world
Isn't it the autodesk360 now?
@@AntonySimkin you mean fusion 360?! Just "Inventor". Autodesk Inventor!
Online. Your stuff can be stolen. They don't care when you bring it up.
Thank you sir regards
No polygons👍
Sir,,,,which one is free software..
Thankyou for this,
I really want to become a freelancer with a professional software like Solid Works or AutoCAD. The problem for me what I'm asking me before to go this career path is how I finance this. I mean the costs of the software? Holy.
So atm I use Fusion 360, the free version to practice and improve my CAD skills.
So how are you manage this?
An interesting video. Kind of feel like the title was clickbait, though. You went through several, and there was no real reason why they were great for beginners, as in what made them great for beginners. Your presentation, from the comments I read, seemed to make great sense to those watchers who already were at least fairly well versed in CAD software. Not so much for the beginners, which is why I tuned in. Sorry.
I mean he’s speaking basic plain CAD language. If you can’t be bothered to spend your free time on trying the free ones, running through tutorials and building a minor skillset, then why expect him to go through the rigorous basics?
@@SlowedSonics because the video is titled "best CAD software for beginners"...
@SlowedSonics I think you misunderstood his comment. What I think he was referring to is that reading the title of this video one would expect it to explain why these options are good specifically for beginners. The creator said which ones are free or cheap, which is useful, but he could have given a much more detailed assessment on how the user interface, the way the tools work or the resources each software gives you makes your learning experience easier as a beginner, and which of the options are better for that. It is not a bad video as it is also useful for a beginner to know all the possible available softwares, but the video almost makes it seem like Fusion360 and TinkerCAD are in a similar level of difficulty.
@@SlowedSonics FirstSynapse said it pretty well. You say I "can't be bothered to spend your free time on trying the free ones, running through tutorials and building a minor skillset, then WHY EXPECT HIM TO GO THROUGH THE RIGOROUS BASICS?" Aren't the RIGOROUS BASICS what a BEGINNER would be needing? I think you wrote first and didn't think about what you were saying.
@@FirstSynapse Well said.
Design spark mechanical?
Great stocks and I just bought in on them, but I'm interested in making short term profit, let say turn a $150K to $500k in 6months, I'd appreciate tips on how what stocks to buy to make this much profit.
@maria sandra That sounds great and how do i connect with her ?
@maria sandra Okay i just found her website and left a message for her. thanks.
This is hilariously shameless
Where is inventor?
I just want to get into 3d printing to make a lid for a tool . I dont want to design art sculptures or houses
Then just design a lid, same concept just much simpler
Freecad.
Design Spark Mechanical
Mol 3d is also very simple and powerful one
What is the Difference between CAD and CAAD?
I prefer Defender.
Max verstappen is that you? 👀👀
Seriously do some research before doing a video like this. Caria is a ,if not the, high end cad software and is not comparable to sketchup or any of the others on your list. Compare Catia to Nx and ptc. solidworks to Inventor and Solid edge and so on
how can I turn this into a job
Same question, but I think we need to establish our space online
Look at what's prevalent in your area. Try Indeed. I see more Solidworks than anything. I worked with Autocad 3D and ProEngineer years ago. I just purchased Solidworks Pro though for home projects and study, possibly doing some side jobs, and maybe getting a job using after I'm more familiar. Besides, I find creating projects and assemblies fun 🙂. I love small to medium mechanical design projects.
"Power of the cloud". LOL. FUCK CLOUD SOFTWARE!
Is they are free soft wares
Blender and FreeCAD are the only ones that are truly free. Fusion360 is like "free but we own your ass" and they can change the EULA at any point and make it so that they own you even more or is suddenly no longer free and you have to pay to keep using the designs you've made (like what happened to OnShape in 2018)
FreeCAD is an early acces software with a strong community and it can serve you well if you learn it but MARK MY WORDS it's very hard to learn. Blender is absolutely awesome and so good it will change your life (not kidding ... Not in the sense that you can get a job doing it lol (I mean you can but that's not the point) but it will completely change how you look at software and digital creation. If you're a student just going to engineering college and have to learn NURBS and parametric design and FEM Analysis and CFD and all that you have no choice but to learn FreeCAD, because as unintuitive as it is, it has all those capabilities. Otherwise I wouldn't recommend it, just stop wasting your time watching these sorts of videos, go install Blender NOW (it's just 128 MB) and thank me later.
@@mihailazar2487 hey I'm brand new to CAD softwares and was wondering what would be a good program for a beginner to learn who plans on printing simple 3d mechanisms for robotics? strictly as hobbyist, no plans of making a career out of it
@@Rctdcttecededtef did you find anything? I'm in the same boat right now I just started looking for which printer I want I think I've decided on artillery x1 but now I goota get an auto cad that won't break the bank
@@mihailazar2487
Good answer I think. But I am worried about Blender s cad capabilities. For ex. Working with measures in blender not so easy.
I am an old solidw and catia user. But for about 2 years I use Blender.
Designing a cad file in blender not easy. Fusion 360 confused me for drawing files.
Although I know Blender, fusion is necessary?
@@mihailazar2487 I have no lmowledge or exp. what do I need to do to make it a career? start with blender?
Ansys?
Archicad is actually the first B.I.M software not a Cad .
Solidworks
SolidWorks and Catia "simple and for beginners" ? Are you kidding ? All pro software are "simple" to some extent, but the learning curve is still quite long. If you mention SW, you should have also mentioned all other pro CAD software too.
Fuck... so much to learn
Shapr3d
what is with NX12???
I heard its better then SolidWorks
of course not only better but it is also the best at all
Siemens NX is the original SolidWorks. SolidWorks is just a rebranded version of NX and will soon die because Dassault is getting tired of paying royalties for the NX kernel and they'd rather have all of their users switch to CATIA
nope, they are gone in 2 years
@@mihailazar2487 which one is more worth it? Learning inventor or learning solidwork?
😉😉😉
You gotta be kidding by recommending opencad. No one is seriously coding their model. Wtf