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Alibre 3D Cad proves valuable for my first ‘commission’!
Its been a while since I have been able to do any ‘proper’ machining due to health, refit for our fishing boat, making some pens (my only indulgence…honest), and trying to become a silversmith! My task today however was to fulfil … Continue reading
CAD experience update.
One model engineers experiences with the world of CAD and the possible answer to many model engineers need for a free 3D CAD package that works! Continue reading
Time for an update on my CAD/CAM experiences
One model engineer describes his experiences when learning how to use Cad packages in particular BObCad and TurboCad Continue reading