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I tried loads of CAD software before I got my 3D printer, found most either too simple or far to complicated to use. If AutoCAD is new to you and you find it tricky I found Fusion 360 from Autodesk very intuitive to use and has all the functions.
Not sure whether they do a Russian version but there is a personal use version which is free:
They recently changed the licensing and seems the only limit is working on 10 files at a time but you can switch projects between editable or readonly so no problem for me.
If you can make a full scale model of an E50 I will 3D print it for you
Not sure whether they do a Russian version but there is a personal use version which is free:
Fusion 360 | 3D CAD, CAM, CAE & PCB Cloud-Based Software | Autodesk
Fusion 360 is a platform for 3D CAD, modelling, manufacturing, industrial design, electronics and mechanical engineering. Subscribe or download for free.
www.autodesk.co.uk
They recently changed the licensing and seems the only limit is working on 10 files at a time but you can switch projects between editable or readonly so no problem for me.
If you can make a full scale model of an E50 I will 3D print it for you