What do you use? I’m looking for something to print plans for small remodels / decks and such. You know, the little stuff. I’d prefer a program that is cheap or free. Any ideas?
Can’t I go 1 day without spilling my coffee?
What do you use? I’m looking for something to print plans for small remodels / decks and such. You know, the little stuff. I’d prefer a program that is cheap or free. Any ideas?
Can’t I go 1 day without spilling my coffee?
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This has been discussed a lot before, check the archives.
I started with TurboCad, big mistake. Had to upgrade to AutoCad LT. You can get it legit at computer fairs for as little as $350.
No matter how hard you try to imagine how much Cad work you're going to do, you'll vastly underestimate. The stuff is addictive. So start with a real tool, and you won't have to unlearn and re-learn.
-- J.S.
http://www.unbeatabledeals.com/retail/search.asp
or use your google for free and cad - you can chase links all night.
But like John said, we've just rehashed this item here and if you invest in a good program, it'll be worth your time. But a free one can let yuou get your feet wet.