It seems to be the best option available that is affordable and will work great for home use. The Artom version has some limits but is well worth the price. Really surprised that I don’t see more people using it. Thanks for watching.
I tried Vcarve about a year ago and it was just to confusing for me. This reminds me of a striped down Solid Works that I am very comfortable with. Still have to spend some time setting up the mesh cam for the router. Thanks for watching.
I tried several CAD applications and I also settled on Alibre Atom. So far I have been very happy with it and I also use it to create projects on my CNC router, 3D printer, and CO2 laser.
Hi 👋, URHC, I hope you are both keeping safe and well, that looks interesting 🤔, I think I will have to go back to school 🏫, though I do find it very overwhelming, I think I will stay with my large Drawer Board, pens and pencil ✏️, 😂, great territorial, I will have a look 👀 😮, Phil from the moulin,
I started my career on a drawing board back in 72 but one little change could mean erasing and changing hundreds of drawings. This makes it easy. Thanks for watching.
I used Solid works, Catia, and Solid edge for 20 years and this is very simular to them. The plain version is on sale now for $150 for a permanent licensed seat of the Atom version. The full blown version is a lot more. I also bought the 1 year upgrade option for $50. They have everything listed on their homepage. Thanks for watching.
Alibre is great software. I use Solidworks at work everyday. I can’t do everything in Alibre I can do in SW. The work flow may be a little different but it works. Glad you are liking Alibre.
Alibre is great software. Glad you like it.
It seems to be the best option available that is affordable and will work great for home use. The Artom version has some limits but is well worth the price. Really surprised that I don’t see more people using it. Thanks for watching.
Glad u found one lets us know how it goes.. I use aspire and vcarve desktop..
I tried Vcarve about a year ago and it was just to confusing for me. This reminds me of a striped down Solid Works that I am very comfortable with. Still have to spend some time setting up the mesh cam for the router. Thanks for watching.
I tried several CAD applications and I also settled on Alibre Atom. So far I have been very happy with it and I also use it to create projects on my CNC router, 3D printer, and CO2 laser.
So far this has met all my needs. Thanks for watching.
Cool video and a great overview of Atom! Cool, man!
Thanks. I'm enjoying it so far. Atom seems to be missing some features but at the price I can see why. Someday I may upgrade. Thanks for watching.
Hi 👋, URHC, I hope you are both keeping safe and well, that looks interesting 🤔, I think I will have to go back to school 🏫, though I do find it very overwhelming, I think I will stay with my large Drawer Board, pens and pencil ✏️, 😂, great territorial, I will have a look 👀 😮,
Phil from the moulin,
I started my career on a drawing board back in 72 but one little change could mean erasing and changing hundreds of drawings. This makes it easy. Thanks for watching.
I use solidworks at work. This looks pretty similar. For a home shop. How much is the version you have without cam?
I used Solid works, Catia, and Solid edge for 20 years and this is very simular to them. The plain version is on sale now for $150 for a permanent licensed seat of the Atom version. The full blown version is a lot more. I also bought the 1 year upgrade option for $50. They have everything listed on their homepage. Thanks for watching.
Alibre is great software. I use Solidworks at work everyday. I can’t do everything in Alibre I can do in SW. The work flow may be a little different but it works. Glad you are liking Alibre.
Give plasticity a try, it might surprise you 😉
I am happy with this and done wasting time trying to use other options. Thanks for watching.
@@andreasbramftl1106 it's actually advertised as "cad for artists".
I doesn't suit everyone, at least you tried it 😁