Am I wrong for suggesting that would make an awesome bikini top? I mean…the convenience of being able to put your controllers on your chest. And apparently one could even breast feed their child through them.
Listen to Chandler!
What sprayfiller Troll? What CAD. I’ve been using Fusion360, which is really good, but I think I’m going to invest some time in learning FreeCAD.
I usually get the one at ‘Biltema’.
Biltema is a Swedish car parts store chain that have branched out to selling all kinds of hardware. They also own a P-51 and Spitfire
But I guess any spray filler would work. I’ve heard a lot of positive remarks about the Halfords brand.
I use Turbo Cad. I’ve been using that since the late 90’s. There are better CAD softwareout there, but I’m on a MAC, so my options are a bit limited. I tried Fusion 360 and it’s vastly superior. A new way of thinking in that you design in 3D from the start, whereas Turbo CAD needs to go via 2D templates to create 3D objects. Unfortunately I never invested the time to really learn Fusion as I can do all I want with my trusty old Turbo CAD. And when I get a sudden idea that I want to try, I kind of fall back to what I know…
A very good channel that will teach you Fusion360 in nice concise tutorials.
I’ve kinda had a bit of a fight with F360… You are supposed to be able to renew a personal subscription year after year but mine has stopped working. They now want 500 a year which is way too much. It’s a very obtuse way to have a free product though they have also been reducing features and functions in the free version.
Perhaps staying with Turbocad isn’t a half bad idea
Though I would heartily recommend FreeCAD, 0.19 recently got released and it’s great. I managed to convert a friend recently that mostly works in OpenSCAD(also very powerful).