They might say “It doesn’t have the same features,” and they’ll compare how Autodesk Fusion 360 will model X part click for click in-line with how they would model it in Inventor or SolidWorks, how Keyshot has a particular type of material or how Rhino creates a surface. How does one describe something that is part Inventor, Solidworks, MasterCAM, Gibbs, EPDM, Vault, AutoCAD, Rhino, Keyshot, etc…? It's a great tool to use.This article was written by ROBCOHEE and has been modified from its original version. It's all right there, pre-made, you don't have to do any extra looking. They have pre-made classes, pre-made tutorials that will help both you and any others that are interested in using it, both get started and become a very powerful user of the software. If you're considering Fusion 360, definitely go online and check out some of their education programs. So it was a very easy and seamless integration. Getting started with Fusion was very easy, especially with the offering of free licenses for education purposes, was able to not only get myself and my class signed up, but I had number of students who also downloaded the software on their own personal device for use at home as well as in class. So that was by far the biggest reason we went with that.
And Fusion 360 was the only option we looked at that had both of those things in one place. We chose Fusion 360 because for our classes we needed the ability to do both CAD design, as well as look at some CAM technology.
So it was a very easy choice because it has just about everything in one package. SOLIDWORKS just was not offering us the cloud-based operation that we needed and both Onshape and Tinkercad were nowhere near as powerful as Fusion. The reason we ultimately went with Fusion 360, is because it was by far the most robust software that was both collaborative as well as having an online interface.
When going with Onshape, we switched from SOLIDWORKS and also considered both Onshape and Tinkercad.
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