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Which 3D drawing software is good to learn?

2010-07-30View Original

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For example: CAD, UG, and so on.
Reply #22010-07-30
It mainly depends on what you want to use it for; for 3D piping, PDS and PDMS are the best choices, while for mold design, UG and SolidWorks are more suitable
Reply #32010-07-30
It mainly depends on what you intend to use it for. A range of software such as Pds, PDMS, UG, SolidWorks, and MS can be used for this purpose, but it ultimately depends on what you are doing. The person on the 2nd floor said it very well! ! !
Reply #42010-08-26
UG is a comprehensive set of 3D software for mechanical design, drafting, machining, analysis, mold-making, and more
Reply #52010-09-06
It mainly has to do with the company, as well as the size of the project

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