Hi all, Does anyone know of any Linux based cad software suitable for woodturners? I've searched Google but can't find anything suitable. Any help would be very much appreciated.
Paul.
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Linux cad software
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I found this -- you probably know about it.
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Forgot VariCad -- it has a trial download
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Hi,
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One more issue. If you have tested software or already know what CAD program or style of CAD is not suitable -- let us know. It saves time.
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SuSE includes qcad,
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and pythoncad,
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Can't comment on their functionality, but may be worth a look.Tried running Turbocad under wine? HTH...
...Kevin
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Many thanks for all the replys. I was after opensource cad progs and hoping that someone out there had tried some of them. Again, thanks.
Paul.
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Too bad you had not mentioned that.
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Not really a CAD program, but Art of Illusion is a 3D modeling software written in Java--so it's multi-platform. It's got a "lathe" feature.
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Grunke
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