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Waterblock design software

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jackbauer

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hey guys i am starting to design some water blocks but i am only doing them on paper. i am wondering if anyone knows of some software that i can get to further my progress so that i can input the design in to a cnc machine. any help would be nice. thanks guys and i have faith that someone out there knows a little something about design software.
 
jackbauer said:
hey guys i am starting to design some water blocks but i am only doing them on paper. i am wondering if anyone knows of some software that i can get to further my progress so that i can input the design in to a cnc machine. any help would be nice. thanks guys and i have faith that someone out there knows a little something about design software.
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You'll have to find out what kind of input your CNC mill will accept, if you have one available already. As far as CAD software goes, I like Autocad2000 and Cadkey. I think if you learn the ropes of any CAD package, transferring your knowledge to another package is fairly easy.
 
Yeah, I agree with zer0, learn one and the reast are easy to pick up. I use Autocad2004 and Pro-E. If you really want some advice as far as design goes, I can think of no one who has put more time into waterblock design than Cather.
 
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