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I Found A Much Better CAD Software than Fusion 360 (Never going back)

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Comment from : @Александр-б2ь1х

I will never abandon CATIA
Comment from : @NixNebula

I've used CAD for 35 years and solid modeling for over 20 Stop beating your head against the wall Bite the bullet, get SolidWorks and never look back If your going to be a professional, use professional tools
Comment from : @wagillott

Blender is easier to use than Fusion 360 If you knew the right shortcuts you could have fixed the model you showed in a few keystrokes There are also different workflows for 3D printingbrThere are a lot of hotkeys to learn, and you can add a bunch more with Add-Ons, but it's by far the best modeling software out there and doesn't try to charge you for itbrI tried Plasticity when Ponte Ryuuri started talking about it, but it's kind of a joke I wouldn't bother using it for anything more detailed than a paperweight
Comment from : @JustPlainRob

I'm very surprised there are people who don't know SOLIDWORKS exist
Comment from : @majdiawwad6981

Thank you for now I know about Plasticity program
Comment from : @romanstarinsky

No cad… Tal vez para 3dprinter esté bien, pero para CNC y circuito de PCB pues no Fusión 360 tiene esas cualidades y por un mismo precio 3programas escenciales
Comment from : @tepan4d

Every option has it's pros and cons For me, Onshape has more pros than cons It's not a one size fits all decision Everyone will have their preferences
Comment from : @jamiemacdonald436

Bifold back doors and beagle brbrHi there, I’ve got a Beagle and some bifold back doors he wants to go outside 40 times a day and I struggle to get up and down to open the door for him so normally leave it open but as it’s getting really cold I was wondering if there is a way of building somethingto do it automatically thank you
Comment from : @johnanom7510

Blender is not a mechanical parts designing program The stiff learning curve is the same as in every other 3d designing software that has the same purpose as blender You don't create a whatever shape without giving a damn about its digital visual form, like in programs like fusion, solidworks etc
Comment from : @stelioshz

Don't use anything that keeps your files hostage in the cloud, that means bye Autodesk
Comment from : @bzuidgeest

I started designing for my own prints for my model train hobby I started with Shapr3D and it worked well and was great on my M4 iPad except for the export, for two files, I just put multiple objects in the same file I switched to Fusion360 personal since I don’t sell my designs Fusion360 has been great I took sometime to learn but I’m getting the hang of it I don’t have any performance issues on my M4 Max Macbook Pro, its extremely snappy and fluid
Comment from : @smptactical259

I love how all these YouTubers act like they know these programs and use footage from others videos Like it’s there own modeling
Comment from : @SacredHeart0520

IF YOU CAN SEND ME THE SOFTWARE PLEASE DO
Comment from : @tselotshafi2339

Whats your computer specs when you filmed this video?
Comment from : @JoTokutora

I know this video is kinda old by now for this comment, but have you tried clearing cache? I'd be interested to know if this would speed it back up or if it would be more laggy than desired still
Comment from : @none1705

The reason I like Shap3r is mainly due to it working on devices such as ipads or tablets for on the go designing Helps in the garage or when out and about Otherwise, Fusion and plasticity is my go-to
Comment from : @sketchyunicornslab

Ignore the haters I recognized those cinematic elements you were incorporating Nice work!
Comment from : @jordangreer2494

I feel like I was dragged along a journey I didn't want to go on
Comment from : @jgz6989

Not being parametric is the deal breaker
Comment from : @robertkeyes258

solidworks top
Comment from : @ru-exgame

How much would you charge me to mesh model my logo?
Comment from : @bookbordel462

I'll stick with my Rhino7
Comment from : @jesusisalive3227

If you are struggling with Fusion performance, it means you aren't using the correct workflow And I don't blame ANYONE for not knowing what is the actual correct and best workflow for complex things It is absolutely arcane in it's obscurity; and it is extremely difficult to explain But once you understand how it works - and if you work with AutoCAD you already know how it works, even if you don't think that you do To put it simply: Do not treat Fusion as if it is a solid modeler - it isn't Fusion works in totally different manner and it is entirely based on edges Planes/Faces and solid volumes are defined FROM the edges, and you need to model with this considereation in mind Fusion is extremely powerful because it is actually the same as AutoCAD which is an industry standard regardless of what CAD-suite you or your company uses - it literally runs the same Kernel However you need to work with it totally differently compared to other CAD-suites And when I started to use Fusion, it was a massive adjustment The way I used to work no longer applied But once I learned how Fusion actually works, I been able to leverage it to do things with ease which were very difficult in other suites
Comment from : @4Gehe2

Tried OnShape? I use Fusion myself but did briefly try Onshape and it looked good
Comment from : @DJAguitars

Wow ! Another dude making a video for internet points If you don’t know 3D , there’s no software that will help you with your limited knowledge
Comment from : @arostaky

7:51 Laughs in Autodesk
Comment from : @suckabustaakadd

He made a video saying he’s going back
Comment from : @Human-of-the-earth

why the fuck would you buy a course for blender when there are thousands of videos explaining 3d modelling
Comment from : @IamMarkey

Good move, these guy got their software tied to the cloud so they can steal peoples work
Comment from : @jarexxsuvexx8212

Autodesk is proud of there prices And will only go up Never down I have an older version and I own it And audodesk won't let me install it anymore They don't care how much you spend They want you to upgrade and pay more
Comment from : @metalworksmachineshop

Chill bro! Just trade you face for sad scenes in movie You will own millions!
Comment from : @ЕвгенийГладков-ы1в

Rhino3D is the king!
Comment from : @Serbo-Greek

Autodesk won't fix anything, trust me I've used their software for almost 20 years
Comment from : @ds-works

blender sucks dude only way to cut a shape is with another shape hot garbage
Comment from : @StevenOwen-qo3wn

DIMENSIONS and TOLERANCES brSheet metlal and other brclick at me
Comment from : @valentinlishkov9540

Plasticity isn't a CAD)
Comment from : @TheCirckul

A grown man posting this video with that click bait title and stupid face You come off as a boring, lonely shill
Comment from : @jamesm3268

I love Plasticity and use it a lot but am learning Fusion for those times when a client asks for changes In Plasticity you're kinda screwed that way
Comment from : @sebazistan

Shapr3d is far superior IMHO
Comment from : @deusprogrammer_thekingofspace

3rd problem with fusion 360 is that as of next year some time it will only run on Windows11
Comment from : @Fotovliegtuig

Thank KevBot for this PRACTICAL & HONEST video I love it when your mention the disadvantage of Plasticity; it's NOT Parametric However, I'm forced to stay away for Fusion 360 due to its price
Comment from : @mauriciolee7349

For people that get overwhelmed in Blender UI, I use Rhino 3D It's so natural and fast for me, it's disgusting The downside is Win/Mac only Command prompt, custom toolbox layout, Grasshopper RAD tool for building generators and whatnot Literally, everything fast for prototyping Accurate measurement, stl output
Comment from : @零云-u7e

Honestly I am shocked that Autodesk allows any profit whatsoever before charging you I wouldn't bet on them lowering the price or expanding the threshold
Comment from : @3Hose

Autodesk screws up everything they touch I plan to never invest in one of their products
Comment from : @rozberry8867

If you a professional $85/month is insanely cheap for a software with the capabilities of fusion 360 Autodesk could 10x the price and would still pay given the value it creates
Comment from : @ikbo

Ashlar Vellum Software, these have been my favorite apps for many years Not perfect but quick, simple, and powerful
Comment from : @minton4

Spoiler alert your full of 💩
Comment from : @plusoem

Personally I started with blender and vertex modeling just seems so much more intuitive than skech based softwares I have now got a student license of fusion (I'm 13 so still have a while to find the best software) I'm trying to learn fusion but I just don't get it 😅
Comment from : @KeplarDesign

ok dont go back
Comment from : @ehabmohamed-qj8jw

i think fusion does not need to lower the price since it is used by company but instead take the annual revenue max that force you to buy that and increase it so you need to actually make enought money to pay for fusion and live with the money you make so when that threshold arrive you can easly pay the fee because you have enougth money
Comment from : @paganuccihouse836

Informative video
Comment from : @thiagarajann7105

fusion performance also is killing me also the timeline features often suck
Comment from : @DaveDRC

What's with the weird choice of lighting
Comment from : @swempthebemp

lol, it was wtf moment with non parametric chose
Comment from : @14types

Short version: He chose Plasticity
Comment from : @DirtZen

"Never going back" changes to using Plasticity "for the foreseeable future" Well, that's not quite the same Let's start with the fact that there's no need to tell Fusion 360 that you are making any money so you don't need to worry about that caveat
Comment from : @brynmrsh

I found Alibre to be a good parametric CAD alternative
Comment from : @Stuntman707

It's Plasticitybr Yep
Comment from : @FlameForgedSoul

Onshape is a pretty good one but it's limited Most of my experience is with solid works as a tool designer and it's basically a watered down version
Comment from : @jeremylunning654

Onshape is like fusion but doesnt need a good pc because its cluod based
Comment from : @HarelGaming1

Jesus I dont need to know his life story I feel like he needs a hug and a therapist
Comment from : @JBPalmBeach

Best CAD is what you can afford, learn and use efficiently
Comment from : @starchild890

600 a yearshould see the cost of SolidWorks, ProE, or NX Your talking 5-10k a year
Comment from : @fenixfire009

This is virtually fully commercial and only in around 6min mark it's revealed that software is Plasticity, which isn't good at all for any parametric cad user Waste of time
Comment from : @jothain

Fusion can get bent It's ridiculous
Comment from : @ansilatoms

It’s not lagging because it’s not parametric
Comment from : @EmoticonFury

Autodesk lower their price? Lol That'll never happen
Comment from : @patrik5123

bLaughs in CREO parametric/direct/b
Comment from : @GR-hk4vd

it's not a replacement for Fusion360
Comment from : @yuuyahiguchi3516

Shapr3D new versions seems to have parametric design features?
Comment from : @ShafakTan

1-2 FPS, i7, 128gb ram and a 3080ti
Comment from : @brandonedwards7166

Bruh
Comment from : @ŽaliaUgnis

You act like anyone frickin cares They don’t dude
Comment from : @kevs-q9d

I started with tinkercad It was a good base to start with Simple and great tutorials
Comment from : @trexflight

to Own software is a bless
Comment from : @rendericeib4513

Due to the kind of things I design I'll be keeping Fusion as my go to When things undergo rapid unscheduled disassembly I want to be able to open that file and edit that area
Comment from : @codypaniwozik6056