@robrift
Pretty sure inventor would be Fusion 360 was a part of inventor until they realized they could squeeze a little more money but then they got less greedy and made Fusion 360 free then they got more greedy and started charging for it basically the constant fight between shareholders and innovation
@chrisose
Fusion is best suited for the concept phase, while Inventor is better suited to finish a design and see it through production. As to the learning curve: I came out of AutoCad and had to completely rethink how I approached my drawings in Inventor. Once I figured it out it is not at all uncommon for my to have Inventor and AutoCad open at the same time, switching between the two formats without really thinking about it. While I can get around in Fusion I find the interface inefficient compared to Inventor but I need to have some knowledge of the program so I can better work with concepts produced by members of my team that are on Fusion.
@alwan406
Hello dear...can you compare solidworks vs. fusion 360 and solidworks vs. inventor
@theboilershop1728
Direct and informative, thank you.
@umesh11091
quick and adequate. thank you
@falsedragon33
While using f360, inventor is better. Mainly in handling large assemblies, sheet metal, and documentation. I do find HSM better in f360, and it's ability to incorporate circuit design, and 3d printing.
@benlangman_2727
I’m a welder by trade and only designing Ute tray’s and other bar work and I tried to get the hang of fusion 360 but I just couldn’t wrap my head around it, we use inventor at work so im more familiar with that but I don’t think I want to pay that hefty price tag for just work that I do on the side as a hobby, wish I knew more about fusion as much as I did with inventor
@gmodesike
Great job on this video. Straight and to the point. No bs. Awesome!
@johnnesan5294
Very practical informative video. Thank u. U helped me make my decision very quick.
@brainfornothing
Thank you for your time and work, solved my questions, very good job. Cheers !
@vandermegath
fusion es ligero rapido, practico, un solo archivo, todo el procesamiendo se hace en la nube, controlas versiones, compartes facil y rapido, manejas 1 solo archivo, pero no puede alcanzar la compledijad de inventor, inventor permite programacion, parametrizar funciones, guardar piezas y diseñar estructuras y centro de contenido y tuberias, agregas componentes a dischos entornos, tiene simulacion dinamica, pero es pesado, dificil en ensambles grandes (ej 10milpiezas), necesitas mucha tarjeta grafica y procesamiendo, pero realizas diseños muy complejos
@dekebell3307
Well made and presented video. Thanks for this!
@mraliali1579
Nice presentation and explanation..thank you
@czmaniak
For sheet metal is better to choose inventor.
@woodinprogress_
It's really help, thank you sir :D
@sirpfa
Two things: 1. Why most mechanism designers and animated mechanism use inventor? Whats its advantage over the soildworks? 2. Please compare these to solidworks
@K4TORG412
i used inventor as a student but now i am done and now it wouldnt be free anymore. So i switched to f360 and its good for single parts, but inventor had an menu for every hole and radius and stuff which fusion has not. so you model in fusion and cant click on the radius or hole and change it easyly. this makes it a pain to use for me. and multiple parts built together is horrible in comparison to inventor, you cant easily position parts and bind them to others as good as inventor could. for example you got to shafts and want them to be parallel and in a distance of 50 mm to each other so gears would fit. inventor easy and fusion a pain in the butt or i am just to stupid to find how to do it. but i learned inventor on myself to and would say, its way more intuitively desinged. Sorry for my bad english i am from germany and desinge small gas engines as a hobby to build them
@mommyisti18
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@ibrahimtayyem9260
Thank you very much!
@NeilWNC