Some of us find Solidworks and Fusion 360 extremely vast and complex, I can't even design a square, I've tried numerous times.
I'm afraid I may be just an old dog who can no longer learn a new trick.
I did enjoy drafting back in High School and I can still make some decent drawings.
My tools, a mechanical pencil, quality paper, a ruler, protractor, compass and a cup of coffee.
Nonsense Ol' Man, we can learn new tricks!
I can't seem to get the hang of Fusion either but then I'm old school CAD (if there is such a thing.)
It takes a complete re-think regarding the methods and techniques that we have learned over the years.
I keep doing up my designs in 2D then DXFing them over to Fusion and then the accuracy bug in DXF bites me in the arse.
Been working it since AutoTrol in '79. Cadam, Catia, Autocad 1.x on a Tandy XT (ugh!), and so on.
In '93 I did my first complex model in AutoCad 12 with AME 2.1. Managed to get featured in the Autodesk calendar that year.
Then I drifted out of CAD/CAM into systems admin which in hindsight was a big mistake.
Haven't kept up in earnest over the years.
Stepson was just stopped by for a couple of days and showed this Old Goat a couple of things. Got the SpacePilot working properly which embarrassed me all to heck. Needed to check on a few boxes in a buried sub-menu is all, and I missed that.
They just changed the licensing on Fusion for us hobbyists. They've chopped out the ability to exchange designs between other packages.
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Meanwhile, Honey grabbed me this along with a Hamilton VR20 Table at an estate sale this past spring.
Classic Vemco V-Track. Going to have to find a home for it, it's right-handed and I'm left-handed.
And in truth I can't find the space in the house for the table - although I am trying.
Not mine, can't find the picts I took, but the same.