I’ve used onshape and it is indeed way more intuitive but it’s one of those on the cloud only you don’t own your files in any way platforms, but it does the job in a pinch and I’ve used it to make 3d printed replacement parts for random broken crap at my old job
I’ve used onshape and it is indeed way more intuitive but it’s one of those on the cloud only you don’t own your files in any way platforms, but it does the job in a pinch and I’ve used it to make 3d printed replacement parts for random broken crap at my old job
You can always export stl or dxf files and use them with other software.