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I still pretty much default to using sketchup for quick drawings since I know it so well, but my growing frustration with finding plugins that will import dxf files and a desire to do more bezier curves and such has led me to spend more time on Fusion 360. Overall in my opinion, Vectric is a better bang for the buck than ArtCAM, which I reviewed several years ago when ArtCAM was still with DelCAM. I will use both.Īutodesk now owns ArtCAM which is a more direct competitor to Vectric. I will NOT dump Aspire and convert to Fusion 360. Overall, Fusion 360 vs Vectric Aspire is not comparable as they both function differently.
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It's free to a hobbyist, but the pro's must pay more than the cost of Vectric Aspire. It is designed more towards the engineer.
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Vectric is slanted more towards the artistic - Fusion 360 is a bit more slanted towards the mechanical, though I have seen some nice artistic stuff.įusion 360 will have a steeper learning curve on the CAD side because 1) it IS a full 3D package and you can do rendering and simulations. Vectric has done more to be easier to use for the hobbyist, but that come with some limitations to the professional.įusion give about all of the user"ness" to the operator, but more understanding of CAD is necessary. Vectric is primarily designed to be a CAM tool with some CAD built in. Vectric is very user friendly and with Cut2D desktop at I think around $100 it's a really good deal.įusion 360 is FAR more powerful as a CAD tool, with some CAM built in. Vectric's 3D "display" is raster based (little square blocks), where Autodesk "display" is digital. But there is always more to the story.Īutodesk is still going to be a vector based package the same as Vectric. It have some really decent 3D capability.Īdditionally it can handle laser and it also has a module for 3D printing
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PLUS - it has a CAM side to it with "some" multiaxis capability.
I think with practice it is by far better than sketchup. Both have their plusses & minuses.įUSION 360 has some really positives in rendering, modeling, and assembly, that Aspire will never have. I will be keeping Aspire and I now have Fusion 360. They said YES, as long as you are a hobbyist or small business making less than $100,000 annually. HOWEVER - I contacted Autodesk about a LEGAL and free seat of Fusion 360. I have been eyeballing Rhino and RhinoCAM but we are talking $5-6k - maybe a retirement gift - maybe - but maybe not. I also want more full 3D ability and to be able to do full 3D 4 axis stuff. That is not so good because I use it - a LOT - and after I retire I will no longer have access to it. I have this seat at home as long as I am employed at the job I have. I have a legal copy of Solidworks at home because I have it at work. Import 3rd Party 3D Models (STL, OBJ, etc.As some know, I am a Vectric Aspire user. Import Image Files (BMP, JPG, GIF, TIF, PNG, JPEG) Import 2D Drawing Files (DXF, DWG, EPS, AI, PDF, SVG)
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For upgrading from one version to another for example from VCarve Pro V9.0 to VCarve Pro version 11 - You will receive a FREE upgrade to any new version of VCarve Pro released within 3 months of you purchasing the upgrade.For upgrading to a new product - for example from VCarve Pro to Aspire - You will receive FREE upgrades to any new versions released within 12 months of the date you upgraded to Aspire.If you have purchased a brand new product for the first time - You will receive FREE upgrades to any new versions released within 12 months of your purchase date.The upgrade eligibility timescales are as follows:
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If you upgrade your software to a new version (not a new product purchase) you will get a bonus 3 months FREE upgrade period (as a 'safety net' in case Vectric release another version within 3 months of your most recent upgrade purchase) For example, the price to upgrade to the latest version of the software if the same, regardless of whether you are upgrading from version 4.0 or 11.0.
You can upgrade to the latest version of the software for the same price, regardless of the version you are currently running. Minor updates are always free to anyone who has the same major version (e.g V11.5 will be free to all owners of V11.0 software).Īny major version of the software released within 12 months of you purchasing the software is supplied free of charge and available from your V&Co account.
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