plaster graft with invitation

[franzgt]

good evening to all I have an absolute need of your work help in a company that mainly deals with constructions of metal and mechanical carpenters our software for development from solids to planes are confined to plante'n'sheet and until today I went +o- we say well
in the next few days I will have to develop pipes in sheet metal that provide both at 90° and inclined consisting of an invitation to avoid turbulence.
the problem arises as the program we used does not allow me to develop how much I will have to accomplish, how can I do?
exists a sw that allows me to insert quotas, as p'n's note, and quickly develop what is required? thank you to all.:finger:

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

such a work is done quietly with a 3d parametric (solidworks and inventor I am sure because seen and done).
the question rather is: is it worth spending a barrel of money for a program? and the time to learn it is there?

 

[franzgt]

such a work is done quietly with a 3d parametric (solidworks and inventor I am sure because seen and done).
the question rather is: is it worth spending a barrel of money for a program? and the time to learn it is there?

Unfortunately I do not have those programs, but a little bit with autocad but only in 2d if someone so kind could give me a hand to be able to convert them on a plan for cutting the sheets I would be grateful.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

with autocad 3d I don't know if it's so fast and intuitive as you expect, working on it two-dimensionally, the work is definitely not easy especially if you have to get the development for sheet cutting and if you have little of the program.
but it seems to me that you are commissioning an alvore or part of it; perhaps this is not the way in the correct channel