A very quick nonsense-model made in 123D Design using several different tools.
We will try to make some rough comparisons to make your choice easier. Autodesk 123D Design ComparisonsĪs mentioned in the intro chapter, 123D Design lays somewhere between Tinkercad and Fusion 360 in terms of complexity, features and power, arguably a bit closer to Fusion.
#Autodesk 123d design software software#
Over the course of these CAD-related posts we will try to help you get an overview of what’s available and what software is best suited for your needs and skills. With the maker movement rapidly advancing throughout the world, CAD software also get more and more available for hobbyists. This is what 123D Design looks like when starting the program.
However, it contains a much larger array of tools and power than Tinkercad, and is actually closer to Fusion 360 (which we talked about in the intro post) than Tinkercad. This is also a free CAD software under the same Autodesk 123D umbrella as Tinkercad. Lately we have written a couple of posts about CAD, one intro post about CAD for Makers and one post where we look at the free browser based software called Tinkercad.Īfter the post about Tinkercad we got a tip about Autodesk 123D Design. However, you are able to download it here (install at your own risk). It is no longer available for download from the official site and already downloaded versions will no longer be supported.
EDIT: Autodesk 123D Design has been discontinued as of March 31st 2017.
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