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Welcome aboard, BM. You've got an upper hand on us, you have all the tools to make your own stuff, true one-of-a-kind material, figures, you name it. That's awesome! Have fun and post em when ya got em. BTW, lotza Vet here, too, so you're in good company.

Cheers, Ski.
 
Steve Ski said:
Welcome aboard, BM. You've got an upper hand on us, you have all the tools to make your own stuff, true one-of-a-kind material, figures, you name it. That's awesome! Have fun and post em when ya got em. BTW, lotza Vet here, too, so you're in good company.

Cheers, Ski.
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Thank you. I've been into building stuff since I was very young. Now, as I've gotten old and machines have become more available to consumers, I've gotten to work in makerspaces, then also setup my own equipment to build with. 🫡 to fellow vet
 
Welcome, BM. I have using AutoCad (2D only) for years and am trying to learn 3D modeling for printing. I look forward to picking your brain! Just starting on Fusion, Blender didn't seem to work for me.
 
jeaton01 said:
Welcome, BM. I have using AutoCad (2D only) for years and am trying to learn 3D modeling for printing. I look forward to picking your brain! Just starting on Fusion, Blender didn't seem to work for me.
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I've taught beginners 123d design (yes its still an active old software but was preface for TinkerCAD and Fusion) Also use TinkerCAD, Fusion, Meshmixer, FreeCad, and a little bit of Blender. If someone is starting out geometric, 123d is easy to wrap your head around. Sadly it doesn't have a time line like other CADs, so making changes in design takes some additional thinking ahead.
 
BuildersMark said:
Thanks! Are you trying to do geometric or organic modeling?
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I have no idea. I was hoping to make some parts for model and then also make my own designs for the laser. But for now just getting files off of the net, mainly from Cults 3D.
James
PS I cant even draw a stick man and have it be recognizable. My dad could draw, my oldest son can draw, drawing gene must have jumped over me lol.
 
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