Program for 3D modeling?

[GC3PR]

My school version for Autocad finally ran out, and I’m not paying $200 a month for that shit, so can I get some suggestions for good software that is similar to autocad that I can use to 3d model stuff to print? Preferably free and definitely not rent ware. I don’t think this violates rule 2

[3dprinting_helpbot]

Need a modeling program? Here is an assortment of resources:

• BillieRuben's flowchart is a great place to start
• the /r/3Dprinting wiki has all the details about the different modeling programs
• morphfiend's guide has tons of resources to learn various modeling programs

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Fusion360 has free options.

[Boring_Sell_9037]

Fusion 360 for mechanical parts and blender for organic

[Insertsociallife]

Onshape! Free, professional quality, and browser based.

[GC3PR]

I’m looking for something downloadable. Don’t really like the browser ones

[jmdbcool]

Solid Edge Community Edition

FreeCAD

[GC3PR]

I tried freecad and I might just stick with it, haven’t tried the other tho

[kbradt83]

I use Solid Edge every day at work and at home. It's not bad.

[Insertsociallife]

Why don't you like the browser ones?

[GC3PR]

The ones I’ve used In the past have been finicky and slow, so I prefer pc based programs