Hi, thanks for watching, I use onshape, it's feature rich (although I only scratch the surface) is free for makers, and runs in the browser, I have used sketchup in the past but it's not so good for 3D printing, and Tinkercad, which is a great place to start, but isn't parametric, which for the way I like to design is essential.
@DIYTinkerer I bought a kindle book to help, but ran into issues that it didn't deal with. I got more help on the basics from UA-cam. Good luck, I'm sure you'll manage! I've also been looking at Alibre, the one off cost isn't too bad, and it means I can use it without relying on a good internet connection, as I spend two months a year abroad with expensive broadband!
![Путин и ПЕСКОВ ждут звонка от ТРАМПА 😁 [Пародия]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/sm8iV0SxRHk/mqdefault.jpg)
Link to 3D file www.thingiverse.com/thing:6646947
Looks good! What 3d design package are you using?
Hi, thanks for watching, I use onshape, it's feature rich (although I only scratch the surface) is free for makers, and runs in the browser, I have used sketchup in the past but it's not so good for 3D printing, and Tinkercad, which is a great place to start, but isn't parametric, which for the way I like to design is essential.
@DIYTinkerer Thanks, I've been struggling along with FreeCad. Slowly getting there, but it isn't easy!
@rakeng I tried freecad a while back and gave up, I was thinking of trying again now I'm OK with the concepts...
@DIYTinkerer I bought a kindle book to help, but ran into issues that it didn't deal with. I got more help on the basics from UA-cam.
Good luck, I'm sure you'll manage! I've also been looking at Alibre, the one off cost isn't too bad, and it means I can use it without relying on a good internet connection, as I spend two months a year abroad with expensive broadband!