On 22 March 2010 00:17, Mike Payson <mikepay...@gmail.com> wrote:

>  Alibre CAD (which is only $197)

Alibre CAD was $97 unsupported  last time I looked, or £89 from the UK
distributor. But when I looked again yesterday the US price was $197
with 1 year support and included and no sign of an option to skip the
support. So I bought the UK version. (As my work IP address looks to
be in the US (19.X.X.X) I could probably have bought online from the
US)

The reason I bought in a hurry was that currently Alibre comes with
the Autodesk Inventor and Solidworks import/export options included,
but as of 1st April this will no longer be the case.

I have used Alibre CAM in "demo mode" and it looks like it integrates
well with the CAD, but I have had a lot more success using SheetCAM
for my 2.5D stuff.

As has been pointed out, none are free or Linux native, but I run them
all in VMWare on my Mac anyway.

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atp

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