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vtsteam:
Just updating the resource reference section of the forum, John.

Arbalist:

--- Quote from: John Stevenson on June 14, 2014, 09:27:20 AM ---Sorry?

Was you asleep VP? You have replied to a 4 year old post.  :coffee:

--- End quote ---

The common term is "Necroposting"  :borg:

vtsteam:
TurboCAD LE (Learning Edition) is a 2D CAD currently available here:

http://www.selectfreeware.com/node/269

I used to use it before I switched to Sketchup.

vtsteam:
QCAD another classical 2D CAD is available free here:

http://www.qcad.org/en/

I've also used this one.

One additional advantage for Linux users is that it is open source and runs natively in Linux.

vtsteam:
Inkscape, while not a CAD program per se, is very handy for converting vector graphics formats into .dxf files to bring into another CAD.

For example, I have often used Inkscape to convert a .pdf vector graphics file into .dxf to import into SketchUp.

Inkscape is free and available here:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/inkscape/

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