Ok, the #1 thing in a decision on any CAD is what do you want to make with it.
Second, does that software have those capabilities that you need?
Three, how does it feel to you?
This question comes up at least 4 or 5 times a month so you understand why I have not answered your question.
As a note BCC is not just a Hobby Software. There are many Machine Shops across the World using it for Modeling and CNC Programming.
To me Rhino is a very good software too but not for Machining IMPO. I feel it is more for Art and Creative Design that is difficult in most respects to BobCAD.
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Toby D.
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