Qcad works for basic 2D. The version in Debian stable comes with some basic templates and can use dwx format.
The question is, why do you need to CAD it? CAD will provide you with perfect scale and may point out some dimensional problems, but it takes time and machinists can work with a good hand drawing just as well. What have you got in mind? If it sounds like fun, I'd like to help. On 2003.12.12 14:24 John Hebert wrote: > Howdy, > > I'm thinking about doing a case mod and I'd like to plan it out > carefully before actually doing the construction. Specifically, I need > to design a motherboard and peripherial enclosure for a particular case > using CAD that can be handed to a machinist for the actual construction. > > Does anyone have any suggestions as to what software I should use for > this? I'd prefer free|open source if possible, but I'm willing to look > at other packages. > > Thanks. > > -- > John Hebert > System Engineer > I T Group, Inc. > 225-922-4535 >
