The next step up from that is Autodesk 123D software which has many facets to it.
They have many different levels of software. They are one of the companies that have done it the longest. When I was first trained on it, it was just a 2 dimensional program to replace paper drawing on a board. Maybe they were one of the first in the whole industry. They have been into CAD software pretty much as long as anybody.
If you remember one of the first reviews in our series of CAD software that was Tinkercad by Autodesk. It is a beginner software, great for those just diving in wanting to learn CAD for 3D printing and 3D modelling, but if you are a more advanced user it is probably not the right fit for your skill level. They also note that advanced users may not be too happy with this because it is not right for their skill levels.Īutodesk 123D software has many similar features of other CAD softwares, and while the company is one of the oldest in the CAD game, there are things that we are left wanting. They believe that it is only ideal for those who want to learn CAD for 3D printing and modeling. In this episode, Tom and Tracy Hazzard review this beginner software. Autodesk 123D software has many similar features of other CAD software, and while the company is one of the oldest in the CAD game, there are things that we are left wanting.
