3D Printed CAT 963K Track Loader w/Raspberry Pi Control

[RexRacer19]

Lots of hours. I should keep track, but I'm not sure I actually want to know. Good CAD software seems to always be expensive unless you have an older copy or something. I use Solidworks for my job, so I always have access. One program you might want to look into is Onshape. It is cloud based, so no need for software. There is a free version with limited models, and a subscription service with unlimited models.

I do have my own printer. I am using a Makerfarm Pegasus 10" printer. It is a rep-rap style printer with a 250mmx250mmx250mm print volume. I will post some pictures at some point in this thread.

[SteinHDan]

Another alternative is AutoDesk Fusion 360. Completely free for hobbyists and enthusiasts, but has all the bells and whistles, no limitations. That's what I'm using currently.

- http://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/overview


Best regards,
Stein :-)

[D8R]

Originally Posted by SteinHDan

Another alternative is AutoDesk Fusion 360. Completely free for hobbyists and enthusiasts, but has all the bells and whistles, no limitations. That's what I'm using currently.

- http://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/overview


Best regards,
Stein :-)

Hi Stein, thanks for the link. maybee time to scrap the 2003? version of SW that I currently use. I know, when started using the SW, that it takes som time to be up and running again, will definitly look into this one.
Just to check hardware requirements.
/Dan