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Darkwood
Hi, need to supply full wiring schematics with control panels i design with a proffesional look, can anyone recommend a easy to use but fully featured package.
Is it hard copy only or does the client require an editable digital file?
We were forced into Autocad due to specification but saying that, it's an amazing application and now we send and receive editable drawings and outlines quite routinely.
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THE DUKE
Try this out SEE Electrical, IGE+XAO software publisher, specialized in Electrical CAD and PLM Alot easier to learn than autocad, will open autocad files. Had the electrical Lt for two years coundn't do without it now and alot cheaper than others Libraries of symbols + free 30 days download
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Guest123
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Marvo
We also use AutoCAD but larger clients seem to be going more with parametric packages recently. If it's just schematics the AutoCAD is a sledge hammer to crack a wallnut. Try M1cr0s0ft Visio, it comes bundled with certain versions of Office and can import / export CAD formats like dwg and dxf. You could also try one of the free CAD offerings;
CADStandard will import, edit and export dxf's.
Open Office has a Draw module.
Blender can handle 2D and 3D CAD formats.
Solid Edge 2D is also free if you don't mind parting with you're life story first.
CADStandard will import, edit and export dxf's.
Open Office has a Draw module.
Blender can handle 2D and 3D CAD formats.
Solid Edge 2D is also free if you don't mind parting with you're life story first.
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