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The UI is not intuitive for me at all- but I came from a decade of Inventor, Solidworks, MasterCAM. I still have yet to figure out what the difference or existence purpose is for some of the workbenches.
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I have RealThunder 0.19 fork, and I hope they merge his work already… Jaques Favre does some great videos for those wanting to use FreeCAD for horology- clock & watch design, with cycloidal gearing. It’s really hard to find CAM videos for FreeCAD.
FREECAD VS SOLIDWORKS SOFTWARE
Posted in Software Hacks Tagged freecad, open source, rocket design, rocketry Post WilliamsĬheck out Joko Engineering- he’s got over 100 videos on FreeCAD, sadly, seems like only ONE on the CAM portion. This sort of development and utility is exactly the kind of thing our own Elliot Williams was describing when he made the point that one of open source’s greatest strengths is in the little things, like the FreeCAD ecosystem letting people scratch strange and specific itches, and the ability to share those solutions with others.
FREECAD VS SOLIDWORKS MANUAL
Here’s a blog post by which goes into detail and background, and while the Rocket workbench is available via FreeCAD’s add-on manager, the very latest experimental builds are available for manual installation on ’s GitHub repository. People got interested, and a short while later had some useful tools up and running.
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It all started when posted on the FreeCAD forums, making a strong case for a Rocket-themed workbench. There’s even a series of video tutorials ain’t open source grand? There is a sketching workbench, a part design workbench, and now a Rocket workbench has been added to the healthy ecosystem of FreeCAD add-ons. Here’s how FreeCAD works: the program’s design space is separated into different “workbenches”, each of which is intended for a particular set of operations, and a piece of work can be moved between them as needed.