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Hamcha 2023-11-14 09:16:18 +01:00
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@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ description: I explore DesignSpark Mechanical for hobbyist use. I put it through
toc: true
software: DesignSpark Mechanical
license: Limited free version, otherwise 12€/month
license-type: freemium
tags:
- cad
- cad-shootout

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toc: true
software: FreeCAD
license: Free and open source, LGPL license
license-type: foss
tags:
- cad
- cad-shootout

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date: 2023-09-15T20:48:12.208Z
toc: true
software: Fusion 360
license: Limited free version for personal use, otherwise starts at US$545/year/user
license: Limited free version for personal use, otherwise starts at US$680/year/user
license-type: freemium
tags:
- cad
- cad-shootout
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keywords:
- cad
- fusion 360
lastmod: 2023-09-16T09:49:29.868Z
lastmod: 2023-11-14T08:15:21.385Z
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After looking at FreeCAD I wanted to wrap up the list of popular free choices before moving to the more exotic ones so Fusion 360 feels like a natural pick.
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### Free for personal use
Fusion 360 is normally paid software, it costs around $545/year/user (more or less depending if you pay monthly, yearly or every 3 years) plus any extra licensing cost from extra modules like simulation and machining.
Fusion 360 is normally paid software, it costs around ~~$545~~$680/year/user (Price was increased since the article was written) plus any extra licensing cost from extra modules like simulation and machining.
There is a free trial and a "free for personal use" license that has several limitations, including:

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toc: true
software: Onshape
license: Free for non-commercial use, starts at US$1500/year/user otherwise
license-type: freemium
tags:
- cad
- cad-shootout

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toc: true
software: Plasticity
license: Paid only with no subscription, starts at US$99
license-type: paid
tags:
- cad
- cad-shootout

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toc: true
software: Solid Edge
license: Limited free version for personal use, otherwise starts at £895/year
license-type: freemium
tags:
- cad
- cad-shootout

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