Outer Limits 4x4 Board

Have seen a few examples of trays and barwork in some of the threads that have been done with software. Just wondering what some of you guys use. Mainly the 3D kind of stuff, though anything that can have dimensions added and allow for shape or style alterations to be made relatively simply.

Thanks

I use Solidworks 3D at work to design sheetmetal/non sheetmetal parts and assemblies.
Pretty easy for a novice to use in my opinion.
Planning on designing my tube side steps soon on Solidworks

dogeatdog01 wrote:I use Solidworks 3D at work to design sheetmetal/non sheetmetal parts and assemblies.
Pretty easy for a novice to use in my opinion.
Planning on designing my tube side steps soon on Solidworks

Thanks Mate.

I will have a look for it.

Yep, solidworks, takes a little while to get the hang of it when you don't do it for a living but it's probably one of the easiest.

Cheers
Steve

Steve F wrote:Yep, solidworks, takes a little while to get the hang of it when you don't do it for a living but it's probably one of the easiest.

Cheers
Steve

Thanks for the reply. Hopefully I can figure it out.

=SKB= wrote:
Hopefully I can figure it out.

I think i had an educational version of solidworks which had a few really good tutorials.

Steve F wrote:Yep, solidworks, takes a little while to get the hang of it when you don't do it for a living but it's probably one of the easiest.

Cheers
Steve

Has to be easier than AutoCAD, I'm used to using 3D studio max but AutoCAD start up screen had me stuffed straight up.

Try bend tech software

http://www.pro-tools.com/bendtech.htm

chalk lines on concrete????

dogbreath_48 wrote:

=SKB= wrote:
Hopefully I can figure it out.

I think i had an educational version of solidworks which had a few really good tutorials.

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