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ONSHAPE goes public tomorrow
- Thread starter len_1962
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It will be interesting to see how well it is received. I can't really comment until tomorrow, but Fusion with CAM is going to be tough to beat.
moonlight machine
Diamond
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- Nov 19, 2007
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- marysville ohio
Who cares?
Me, I like to see new technologies even if I don't use them. Nice to see how thing develop. If you don't care why bother to waste you time even clicking on a post about it much less typing a reply
so must be you secretly care.mcconnell113
Aluminum
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- Feb 17, 2015
I drove it today and omg I love it. Does need CAM though. Can't wait to hear more once open beta starts.
mcconnell113
Aluminum
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I love what autodesk is doing, but it seems pretty buggy to me thus far. A simple fillet won't function correctly for me. Onshape has it going on. Let us pray that a CAM solution materializes and is equally as exciting.
To be fair I have not done more than really kick the tires on OnShape. Just enough to see what it is like. But for me even if I choose not to use it I hope it is awesome and sets the bar high for all companies. Nothing like some good competition to keep all the cad companies honest and moving forward.
Jashley73
Titanium
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- Louisville, KY
This is interesting to me... As I only have 2D CAD software, and am constantly receiving new prints to quote etc, I'm at the point where I could really use some 3D CAD software... This is certainly worth the time to check it out...
Jashley73
Titanium
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And when inquiring, the "Early Access Program" is currently full... So it looks like there's no free version available.
Atomkinder
Titanium
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- Mid-Iowa, USA
Same experience here.
Jashley73
Titanium
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- Louisville, KY
Actually, after about 30 minutes, i got a follow-up email saying that my account is ready. Looks like we'll give this thing a shot. This was with a company e-mail address though. Maybe a Hotmail/Gmail account wouldn't get the same priority?
Atomkinder
Titanium
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- Mid-Iowa, USA
I guess I'll find out! I can always try again with the company email if I don't get a response in a few hours.
m98custom1212
Stainless
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- Toledo, Ohio
My company email worked instantly
Atomkinder
Titanium
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- Mid-Iowa, USA
More than an hour... and still nothing (via Gmail). Curious. I'll try my company email and see what happens.
Edit: just the "too full" message so far.
Edit: just the "too full" message so far.
m98custom1212
Stainless
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- Toledo, Ohio
Any luck yet Atom
Atomkinder
Titanium
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- Mid-Iowa, USA
allloutmx
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100$ a month really doesn't seem to bad... interesting! thanks for the info... this is news to me
The way I read it, it can be free if you don't mind activating and deactivating documents.
You can have as many private docs as you want but only 5 active at a time. So you can activate and deactivate as needed. I am not sure but I think if you don't mind sharing them you can have as many public documents as you want.
I think $100 may be a little high, but they obviously have researched it and know where they need to be. Just seems ADSK set the bar pretty high with $100/mo for what I see as basically the same plus CAM. Drawings in OnShape don't exist and well the ones in Fusion are "there" but far from useable so probably a wash in that area.
What is you email address, and I can send you an invite. At least that is what the email I got stated.Nope.
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