The typical 3D CAD modeler will look at a design challenge in terms of "how should I model this", and SolidWorks can model it up I'm sure. Sure you can create 3D models with SolidWorks, but is it the right size, the right material based upon its application, can you create 2D DWG's from the model (natively), can you test the strength or fatigue of a part in an assembly while in motion? That's the difference between a geometry creation tool and an engineering tool. I could go on and on, and that's not being biased - just honest. Motion Analysis, FEA, Part Libraries (750,000+ standard components), Sheet Metal part creation and flat patterns, Tube and Pipe, Cable Harness, Document in 2D DWG directly from the 3D model. My Answer: SolidWorks is a geometry creation tool where Autodesk Inventor is an engineering tool. I haven't tried Inventor but I use SWX professionally with great results.but inventor is making me scratch my head.
Read on: Q: OK.I know you're biased.but can you be "Candid" and tell me why Inventor is better/easier than using SolidWorks. Fundamentally it comes down to standards, analysis, documentation, motion, collaboration, that makes a difference as I see it. What's the difference between Inventor and. Every now and again I get a question like this.
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