6 answers

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  Verislav Mudrak 12 months ago

  I used proengineer,autocad and solidworks...
  my opinion: Solidworks

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  ASH about 1 year ago

  I’ll vote for Solid Works – easy to learn, very popular, accurate and versatile.

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  Branko Stokuca about 1 year ago

  The one you can afford :(

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  James VerDuin about 1 year ago

  It depends on what you're using it for. Every Cad Package has it's own little niche in specific markets. HUGE QUESTION!!!! but the BEST question!!!!! Think of it like shopping for a car. How much are you going to spend? How well, will it get you from point "A" to point "B" with the most comfort in the ride? How expensive -or- hard is it to fix and maintain? What's it going to cost to run it annually?

  1. 
     umar yazdani about 1 year ago

     is creo parametric fine?

  2. 
     James VerDuin about 1 year ago

     I have never used Creo. I pose that you should post a question in the Q&A section of grab cad asking the community on their thoughts on Creo Parametric.

  3. 
     umar yazdani about 1 year ago

     thanx

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  TheSymbol 9 months ago

  If Easy is your objective, Use CATIA.

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  Cyrus Roshdieh about 1 month ago

  I would recommend Solidworks, simply because it is capable of almost any task you would need a CAD software for, very complete and widely used. The only downside i foresee is the price of a license.