Free CAD Software

Posted by Paul The CAD | General News

It’s not the CAD software that matters; it’s what you can do with it!

So, for this year, we’re sending the deluxe version of TurboCAD to anyone who signs up to our training course in Winchester.

Productive customers are happy customers; We’re convinced that a day’s training with an experienced tutor will be the best use of time. A quick conversation in front of your drawing can save hours of trial and error!

In much the same way, supporting you after the event is a lot easier when it’s the guy that ran the course on the other end of the phone. It saves you explaining everything over the phone from scratch.

And if you’re ever stuck on how to approach a particular design, we will always be on hand for advice, whether via phone, 01962 835 081, email ptracey@avanquest.co.uk or on this website.

TurboCAD can achieve pretty much anything either in 2D or 3D and will read and edit all other CAD drawings, including four versions of DWG and DXF. Drawings can be imported into AutoCAD, SolidWorks, SolidEdge, Catia and all the rest. Drawing in TurboCAD is faster and much easier to learn than other packages, which is why so many people choose it. 

And our course will show you how straightforward it is to master.

But if you need to know whether TurboCAD is right for you have a look at the work of the TurboCAD Professionals on this site and you’re always welcome to call Paul for some ‘time saving’ straight answers.

The software will be despatched as soon as we get payment for the course, so you have a chance to try it out before the day.

For more information on our training courses, please visit the training page.

To book call Paul on 01962 835081 and ask us a question via this website.

2 Comments »

  1. Comment by Steve Hunt — June 18, 2009 @ 2:34 pm

    back in the (1980-1990) I used to use a DOS version of TurboCad, I now use AutoCad 2007 but I still have old drawings in my possesion that are in the Dos version of Tubocad.I need to open and print some of these but as time has passed and I have had new computers I have lost my copies of the turbocad program,is there any program which I can use to open old files

  2. Comment by Paul The CAD — June 18, 2009 @ 4:33 pm

    The earliest version of TurboCAD that I have is v11 and that will not open them. I have two suggestions. You could try support at IMSI, so go to http://www.imsidesign.com and lodge a ticket there, or join the Forum on that site and see if anyone for a small fee may be able to sort the problem. Sorry I can’t be of more help, but if you get nowhere with my suggestions let me know and I’ll personally call support in the US.

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