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Dick, you have posted in the group 1,068 times. What, after all those posts, in my response caused you to think it was created by an AI? And if the site is run by an AI, what response did you expect?

OT, where is this comment coming from? I’ve never seen any indication that AI is involved with this group. Best Regards John

I can't swear no one on the group is using AI. I'm certainly not, however. I do post from my cell phone, quite frequently, and do moderation tasks. Spellcheck, despite my efforts to prevent it

Is this group run AI? It sure looks that way.I am not at all interested in this forum if that is the case!

Hi Gang: One thing I didn't mention about OnShape, and other 3D programs, it is much easier to use with a 3D mouse. I use a 3DCONNEXION "Space Mouse". It allows one hand to spin the model while your

Carl, Thank you for the information! It is a great help. Dick -- http://www.homemadetools.net/ forum/ OFF- SET-tailstock-center-65965#post105972 http://www.homemadetools.net/ forum/s...995#post112113

Thank you, Carl. We are on the same page now and I found my Unimat Tap and Die. I wanted to make some larger dials and that requires engraving on the dials. I can move forward now. Dick --

I found I have a tap and die for the Unimat DB200 lead screw. The thread is M8 x 1. -- http://www.homemadetools.net/ forum/ OFF- SET-tailstock-center-65965#post105972 http://www.homemadetools.net/

Dont buy a MAC you will regret it ! If your needs are simply 2D then have you considered LibreCAD for Linux ? It runs on a ?50 Raspberry Pi 3+ Ofc you can get second hand laptops or mini PC's for a

Hello Dick: The DB200 is all metric. The lead screws are M8x1 left hand. The small cap screws are M6 and the spindle is M12x1. 0.312" is equal to 7.92mm or M8. Carl.

I’m not sure if the DB200 has metric or imperial threads. I think it is imperial but am not sure. I measured the lead screw O.D. and it measures .312” which indicates it is imperial. I don’t

Hello Dick: All the sketches are done in 2D and are parametric. It quickly gives you the answers to how big a part needs to be, etc. Parametric means you can say the part is twice as wide as it is

Ooh, the nostalgia. I used to love Autosketch 2.1…. Wonderfully simple, straightforward and effective.

I'm sure that Onshape may be good - BUT, OP says he's looking for 2D CAD. Sometimes that is more than enough. I'm still using my copy of AutoSketch 9.0 which I purchased somewhere back in 2007 or so.

Onshape has a free personal subscription. With the free version your files are public for anyone to use, but you get a full 3-D CAD tool with no personal hardware costs (can be used with an ipad).

This one looks interesting. Interesting enough that I'm considering their desktop version realCADD. iPocket Draw on the app store - $12.00US -- Jim Korman

I am not so much interested in solids. All I need at this point in my life is life is simple 2D. I don’t have any CNC machines anymore. All I use is my Unimat DB200. I have down sized to a simple

Nice, but very expensive! -- http://www.homemadetools.net/ forum/ OFF- SET-tailstock-center-65965#post105972 http://www.homemadetools.net/ forum/s...995#post112113 (

Hi Gang: I like OnShape. It is similar to Solid Works that I was trained on. Plus it doesn't take up any memory space on your device. Carl.

You can use Onshape with an ipad without need to invest in a new computer.