This is so cool, stuff like this makes me wish I had studied mechanical engineering instead of computer science.
Does anyone know of a good route for learning the software stack associated with this stuff? I keep up with some maker YT channels like Stuff Made Here and they usually do an okay job of showing which machines were used and how each piece was made. But what they usually never show is which programs they used to model and mock up their creations before they started machining.
I'd really love to learn more about CAD modeling and designing these kinds of projects but I don't know how to get started.
Does anyone know of a good route for learning the software stack associated with this stuff? I keep up with some maker YT channels like Stuff Made Here and they usually do an okay job of showing which machines were used and how each piece was made. But what they usually never show is which programs they used to model and mock up their creations before they started machining.
I'd really love to learn more about CAD modeling and designing these kinds of projects but I don't know how to get started.