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  1. #1
    Technician
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    Mar 2015
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    Welcome to the forum. Solidworks is an awesome program. Use it at work. It is expensive. I believe our licenses are $16K/year.....yes a year. Not sure if that includes their simulation software or not. I learned on Solidworks, and going from that to something like Autodesk (free version) has been a struggle for me personally. Think its the terms/layout throwing me off....possibly some procrastination as well

    There are a lot of free design software suites out there that seem powerful; Openscad, Autodesk to name 2. I am sure others on this forum can/will list more. Check out the sites, play around with the programs, dig into their forums for features, and if they don't work for you, you won't have invested a lot of money in trying something out.

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    Engineer-in-Training
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    Apr 2015
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    Quote Originally Posted by chris@radeuslabs View Post
    Solidworks is an awesome program. Use it at work. It is expensive. I believe our licenses are $16K/year.....yes a year.
    That is simply not true. One license is $3995. Annual Subscription service, which covers technical support and upgrades for one year, is $1295.

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