ed-de

I use matrix 6.0 over rhinoceros 4.0 its for desighing jewelery

Woodman506

KeyCreator - it's the revamped CADkey, I am a machinist/CNC machinist instructor & find it both powerful & very easy to use for both solids and 2D. Not sure what the cost is, but a good software.

D_Acord

AutoCAD 2008 with Carlson SurvCADD 2010. We use it for Coal Mining.

feeesh

I learned CAD from using Autocad and Pro/E at school.
I now use Solidworks at home and work.

burbingus

I use Solidworks, but I learned CAD using Alibre. It's not a bad piece of software at all, and it's very inexpensive compared to more mainstream programs. I believe it has a free version and the limitation is that your assemblies can only contain 10 parts.

Micah

ccwbrd

I use Autocad 2011 Map. Alittle different spin on Autocad, deal with aerial photography for work. Started useing Autocad ver. 12 in High School....DOS Based baby!!

mandor6863

I use NX7.5 now. I work for Siemens and support manufacturing use of the NX CAM application in the US.

Mandor6863

H315M4N

I learned CAD using Unigraphics, which almost nobody uses. My last job used Solidworks, which was much much better and easier. My current job is using ProEngineer, which I like the best of all. It's harder to use, but it seems like it's more powerful once you figure out all the quirks.

Shadowsabre71

I have been using Autocad since 1990 along with Microstation, Solidworks, Catia and tried other various CAD programs throughout my years as a mechanical/piping systems designer.

AlgoDan

Autocad 2009 I run a lazer, I like it simple straight forward....