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Pain points in business: what people struggle with
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Outdated CAD and Design Tools
Users across many fields struggle with CAD and design tools that are slow, buggy, expensive, platform-limited, or poorly matched to their real workflows.
In their words
it's buggy, it's laggy, it's incredibly resource hungry, the error messages are frequently entirely unhelpful, and it's still possible to irreversibly break your model losing dozens if not hundreds of hours of work
After driving two hours for a site survey, it is now my favorite piece of tech my company invested in.
The key in my opinion is to build something really niche in an area where there is an incumbent still offering windows software that looks like it came straight from '99.
I’m hoping to avoid another expensive material-selection mistake
I’ve had them for several years. I don’t have a problem. I’m just looking for something That’s a little bit more polished.
We have always designed these by hand but I feel the need to purchase a software to be able to design these quickly, efficiently and accurately.
I have not found any systematic, simulation based DFMA processes
Stain matches are the biggest waste of time for any busy store past 3 million dollars.
I like being in control of the processing and verifying everything. Not going to put my license on the line for someone else's work.
I can't buy Coreldraw right now. But I need to make layered art.
I need my toolpath to still do a helix around the part, but now, I need to keep the tool (facemill) flat on the flat faces, and only curve around the fillets.
it’s quite expensive and requires a relatively powerful computer, even though we are only drawing in 2d.
I do not like to use cad software. It is painful to express ideas with it.
engineers and designers
Where they talk
- r/Surveying
- r/civilengineering
- r/MechanicalEngineering
- r/PLC
- r/CNC
- r/lasercutting
- r/cabinetry
- r/StructuralEngineering
Tools they use today
- AutoCAD
- Excel
- SolidWorks
- FreeCAD
- SketchUp
- Esprit
- Fusion
- Fusion 360
Why those fall short
- buggy, laggy, resource hungry, unhelpful errors, models can break irreversibly
- bloated piece of shit, worse than Microsoft Paint
- extremely outdated and glitchy software
- alternatives are getting eliminated or becoming crazy expensive
- FreeCAD not enough; no app handles large files or DWG/DXF properly
Map of ideas
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