CAD Software

[kalindiberad]

Which is the best Design software used for CAD?

[ReMark]

It would depend on what you are designing.  Can you give us a hint?  Is it a product (ex. - air fryer)?  Is it a machine part?  Is it a highway or a subdivision?  Is it a chemical plant?  A house?  

[kalindiberad]

I want this for designing machine part and also assemble all the part

[Cad64]

7 hours ago, kalindiberad said:

I want this for designing machine part and also assemble all the part

 

You should look at Inventor or Solidworks.

[rkmcswain]

.........or if your budget is a little smaller, take a look at this: https://www.bricsys.com/en-intl/mechanical/ 

[f700es]

Also look at AutoDesk Fusion 360. Depending on your status (student, hobbyist or start-up) it could be completely free to use.


https://www.autodesk.com/campaigns/fusion-360-for-hobbyists

[tzframpton]

And if you budget is zero, there are decent free alternatives such as FreeCAD: https://www.freecadweb.org/

 

-TZ

 

*EDIT*

I would go with Fusion 360 well before FreeCAD when talking zero budget CAD options. 

Edited December 18, 2018 by tzframpton

[f700es]

Freecad is pretty cool and great for those that like to "tinker" a bit. I can see FreeCAD being like Blender in a few years. They have a great foundation that they are building on.

Anything from BricsCAD is always worth looking at and trying.

[kalindiberad]

Thank you for your valuable suggestion..will definitely try all these