Why Alibre is the Best CAD Choice For Your Business!
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- Опубліковано 23 лис 2023
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I'm a 3D printing hobbyist who found Alibre after being unhappy with the TOS and licensing costs of a different CAD software. I am so happy with Alibre that I actually recently made a whole video talking about why I love Alibre.
This video is AWESOME! Thank you so much!
I’m here after watching your video earlier actually. Couldn’t really afford to renew my f360 license since I only use it occasionally (and only utilise a fraction of the feature set), and atom3d really seems to make sense as an alternative. Been vaguely aware of Alibre for a while, but never appreciated how similar the workflow actually was to f360, SW etc.
Really glad the algorithm randomly served me your video, and thanks for making it. 👍
@@trevfindley4155 Thanks for your comment and we hope you enjoy Alibre as much as we do!
*After Spending $3000.00 on the best CAD programs out there and THEN spending 3 months learning them I finally found Alibre! After a week I have Mastered Alibre can can work circles around the other programs! Anyone want to buy a cheap copy of AUTOCAD or Fusion 360? I'm getting RID of them and fast!!! THANKS ALIBRE FOR MAKING 3D PRINTING SO FAST AND EASY FOR ME FINALLY!!!!!*
Crazy I also saw your video and it showed me Alibre. Never heard of it before then. I am planning to download the trial this weekend! Even reached out to their team with questions and they responded right away.
Having explored various CAD software options, I'm genuinely impressed with Alibre Design's performance and versatility. It strikes a perfect balance between ease of use and advanced functionality, making it ideal for both simple and complex projects. The fact that it supports a wide array of import formats is a huge plus, ensuring seamless integration with different workflows. Additionally, its cost-effectiveness and the option for a lifetime license really set it apart in the market. This is a game-changer for businesses looking to optimize their resources without compromising on quality. 👍 #CADRevolution #AlibreAdvantage
I hope you realize that Alibre does not do plasma worth a crap.
What an amazing video! The production quality on your videos is rising constantly and I'm loving it. As for why Alibre is the best choice for business, I couldn't have said it better myself. And I've tried. Massive, MASSIVE KUDOS!!!
Best option for my one man company and my 3D printing hobby. Still using V21, but soon to be upgrading to latest if those pdm tools are really coming.
Great video. It would be interesting track to see if it adds to any sales. I see it is also posted on Facebook but it would be nice to see Alibre's LinkedIn page updated with it too.
Excellent video. Great video.
Thank you.
I will switch from Fusion to Alibre Design next year. Their prices will get up by 100€ in 2024 and I will not pay 600€ every year…
I'm in at the very lowest end currently, with Atom 3D. I'm absolutely sold on Alibre, and as soon as my hobbyist's budget will stretch to cover it, I'll be upgrading to Pro.
Thanks for all of the great tutorial videos you've put out!
I am and feel exactly the same and with some little effort I have been able to overcome some of the missing features issues (with the lowest subscription offerings). The only thing I have not found a work around for is the "thin" versions of some of the drawing tools
@@michaelmessuri7746 Yes, I agree that there are workarounds for many of the features reserved for the more expensive versions. I got used to doing such things with other software, and with practice, most are very effective and can be done relatively quickly. I also have the experience of upgrading that other software, and I found that having the proper tools at hand made life very much nicer. :)
Still, you make a good point. Atom 3D is very capable, and creative use of the tools it provides can allow it to punch very far above it's weight, with regard to price. Alibre has a real winner in the parametric CAD market for hobby and small business.
I have been using fusion 360 and a lot of that uses push pull on sketches, I saw push pull direct modeling isn't part of the program do you know how limiting that is?
Gonna follow on all platforms and help the algoirithm. If you guys put a little more money into marketing, the product will sell itself. Wow. Don't know why I hadn't heard about this!
Was willing to give it a shot until the price on the hobbyist version DOUBLED. I saw a video from Nov 2023 where it was $99. So I went to give it a try and saw the price is now 199. I guess you don't realize that $100 is the cut off for most hobbyists, So will stick with FreeCAD.
Also notice pro Designer went from 599 to 999. I know inflation has been bad the last year but it hasn't been 67- 100%.
Thanks for your thoughts. The price of Alibre Atom has always been $200, ever since it was released, and has stayed at that level regardless of inflation. You saw a promotional price of $100, along with the promotional prices of Pro and Expert.
Have they finally fixed the memory management issues that cause it to hoard memory until the Control Panel is finally closed? How about the issues with large assemblies bringing it to its knees. I've used it for years, but am not about to pay for an upgrade until these serious issues have been addressed.
It used to have MecSoft's CAM integrated into it. However, having fallen out with them, that's no longer available unless something has changed. I don't want an completely separate CAM solution, I want it all in one package like Fusion 360 has. That's where I'd go if I was starting again from scratch.
I couldnt find price in site
Thank you for your comment! I sent you an email.
Inventor diver here. Smelling your roses at one of your swede suspects, I found it a bit difficult to differentiate descriptions of capabilities (and limitations) to your various sale software models between as ex Atom 3D, Pro and Expert. Do you have a link to somewhere that can nail such comparances firmly down for me ?
There is a long list of features between licenses here:
www.alibre.com/buy-now/
You can also get a trial version here to really try it out:
www.alibre.com/get-a-trial/
Any chance for a macOS version?
There is talk about the possibility. We are moving to .net core, and once that is complete, migration will become possible.
Fusion has used the drug dealer sales model, getting you hooked on the product then turning you into their caged over charged milk cow for the rest of your life with them. Just a reboot of Autodesk's original overpriced offerings. Alibre does it right with the option of a reasonably priced paid version OR subscription model. Done how the USER prefers.
What about machining previews and g-code?
You'll have to get a separate cam package for that. I've got Alibre Expert for my own use, but at work I have a seat of Fusion 360. I've played with the cam in Fusion and love it, and like the way the cad and cam are "connected". That's the one thing I miss in Alibre, but then again, an Alibre license is perpetual, and doesn't cost A$1000 per year RENTAL, like Fusion, and with Alibre I have the files on my computer, not in the cloud.
Does it run natively on macOS?
Great question! Max has commented on that in a thread here:
www.alibre.com/forum/index.php?threads/anyone-running-alibre-on-a-vm-thru-linux.22715/page-2#post-165751
I'm very interested in this product, but I use Linux exclusively. I did some searches for "wine alibre" and didn't see anything recent. Will it run under Wine in 2024ish?
Not to my knowledge, but currently we are migrating away from .net framework to .net core, and that will make porting to Apple and Linux possible. I'm also Linux exclusive on my personal machines, I run Alibre on a Qemu VM and it runs normally for me. Native Linux installs are possibly around the corner, don't give up on us just yet!
@@AlibreLLC Thanks for the reply. Any chance you could ballpark a timeframe? Perhaps easier question: think this will happen in 2024?
My slicer software is not recognizing my fillets and chamfers. When creating a PDF, everything is exported, but when I send them as STLs, I lose the geometry. Can you help me, please?
Shoot us an email at support@alibre.com, we'd love to look at that for you.
Cannot be run on Linux, Mac OS arm or Mac OS intel. shame
i think alibre would be nearly perfect, but at the moment even the lowest tier is too expensive for me. though i do wish it would run on linux
There is a possibility it will be able to port to Linux in the coming version(s). More information was posted on the forum here:
www.alibre.com/forum/index.php?threads/anyone-running-alibre-on-a-vm-thru-linux.22715/page-2#post-165751
glad to hear it! i better start saving then
Alibre Cad is not suitable for plasma. Their post processor, MeshCam, does not put out in the .g-code file format.
Alibre CAD works great for designing parts for plasma. The optional CAM add-on (MeshCAM) is not suitable for plasma, but there are other options that can be combined with Alibre to output gcode for plasma machines.