Best Cad software for beginners

What is most advanced cad for different uses people reading rhis comment answer

I have never used one of these software programs before. So I was wondering which would be best to help me design a porch I want to add to my house. It has to be able to be used to get a permit from the county.

this software are free for beginner?

I used designcad for 5 years and could easily keep up with what the autocad guys at work were doing.
But I only ever needed a read-only version

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hi i just start using catia but i dont know if its a good choice , im doing it cuz i have too much free time

FreeCAD is not CAD software. It's a buggy, inconsistent game python developers play to gratify themselves while pretending to write CAD software. Even basic functionality is inconsistent and buggy and has been for YEARS.

I know rhino is considered “beginner” but I’ve been using it for years and love it and think it’s one of the more advanced

Sketchup easy to use. And the best one. What planet you from.

Thank u very much for this video

I suggest to you DS Mechanical
its free and best for beginners ( also best for professionals sometimes )

I see you don't credit the authors of the videos you use in this video! Not a great look.

very good content!!!🇧🇷🇧🇷

What would you suggest for me? I am a fast learner but know nothing about CAD. I understand geometry, trigonometry and use it regularly in custom metal fabrication. My best computer skills are with video editing software. I want to be able to create my own shop drawings for custom steel handrail on basic stair configurations. What would you suggest for me? Thank you.

How about commenting on the following software:
- Becker CAD 12 3D PRO
- GstarCAD Pro 2022
- Punch! ViaCAD Pro 12 or 2D/3D v12
- BricsCAD v22
- NanoCAD 21

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Thanks for the video. You mind time-stamping each software you mention in the video? Maybe add a list in the description also...

For ME design definitely a couple of other good CADs are Autodesk Inventor and Onshape. Inventor is not free unless you are a student. Onshape is free for non-commercisl use.
But I definitely think FreeCad is a good one to learn for ME, especially if you feel like you might want to do some freelance work, or if maybe you are just starting a business so a big investment on other CAD software might not be possible at that particular time.

Thank you.
I can design and build very nice interiors and furniture, my biggest problem is how to get my customer to see my vision before the build.
Example, new wardrobe(or kitchen) in already finished room, would sketchup be good for that? Or suggestions?
Thanks.

Ah yes tindercad, the place where 3d printers date

I'm looking for a cad software for the purposes of designing highly posable action figures

I'm a bit disappointed that Designspark Mechanical was not mentioned here. Excellent, no nonsense software and absolutely free too.

So you mean, all available sofwares are good.
Again, What was the point of this video ?

Great please make much more videos