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    free solid works?

    I am wondering if there is a free version of solid works available for learning purposes. It doesnt need to be able to export anything. Just want to learn the interface.


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    i'm not 100% sure but I think that if you can find an install disk, SW will run for 30 days without being registered.

    You might also contact your local reseller and see if they can get an evaluation copy for you.
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    You can download a trial directly from their website, no?

    Matt


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    Almost free Solidworks

    The best thing to do, is enroll in your community college, then you can buy the "Student Version" of Solidworks for about $98.00 good for 12 months.

    John


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    Theres a million torrents out there to get the full blown version for free


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    Quote Originally Posted by money runs View Post
    Theres a million torrents out there to get the full blown version for free
    Only if one is a low life thief.


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    Quote Originally Posted by lovebugjunkie View Post
    Only if one is a low life thief.
    Maybe you should think before you talk. Being a engineering student I don't have thousands to throw at solidworks for there product. Unless you want to buy it for me, then I will use torrents to get through school.


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    ????

    Quote Originally Posted by money runs View Post
    Maybe you should think before you talk. Being a engineering student I don't have thousands to throw at solidworks for there product. Unless you want to buy it for me, then I will use torrents to get through school.
    Still a low life THIEF


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    Quote Originally Posted by p38nut View Post
    Still a low life THIEF
    I got an idea. How bout you and the other guy but me a legit copy then.


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    Quote Originally Posted by money runs View Post
    Maybe you should think before you talk. Being a engineering student I don't have thousands to throw at solidworks for there [sic] product. Unless you want to buy it for me, then I will use torrents to get through school.
    It's <$100 for you. About what a textbook costs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BanduraMaker View Post
    It's <$100 for you. About what a textbook costs.
    That's right if I was at a community college. At my four year school they don't have that. It's either work in campus lab or get it for your computer. I don't think the 100 dollar version has cosmos or flow either. I doń think this guy wanting the software needs that as he just wants to learn the software.


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    BS. they'll give it to pretty much anyone with a student ID: https://store.solidworks.com/student...?command=Step1

    And, it's the premium edition to get you hooked.
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