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SolidCraft is an open-source parametric 3D computer-aided design application built entirely in Rust for mechanical modeling and engineering workflows. It allows users to create constrained sketches and transform them into editable solid models through operations such as extrusion, filleting, and shelling. A parametric feature timeline preserves modeling history and automatically rebuilds geometry when dimensions change.

CADCraft is an open-source 2D drafting application written in pure Rust as a clean-room reimplementation of familiar AutoCAD workflows. It provides a command line, object snaps, polar tracking, layers, dimensions, hatches, blocks, layouts, plotting, and parametric constraints. Drawing and modification commands cover lines, polylines, circles, splines, offsets, trimming, arrays, grips, and many other common CAD operations.

QymCAD is a free, open-source parametric 3D CAD application for mechanical design, product development, and manufacturing. It uses the OpenCASCADE boundary representation kernel to create precise solid geometry rather than polygonal approximations. Users can construct sketches with geometric constraints, mathematical dimensions, and associative references.

a opencascade based parametric CAD application, that focuses more on a blender like behaviour with bodies instead of parts or assemblies that can be freely moved and rotated in space and a edge and face based workflow allowing sketches on almost all surfaces that are flat at any angle forked of SindriCAD, changed quite alot. made with rust and typescript DISCLOSURE This Project uses AI to generate chunks of code, tests and some models via MCP. I actively try to reduce the slop...

...Imports Civil 3D .stm, LandXML, DXF, shapefiles, GeoJSON and GeoTIFF terrain. Windows, macOS and Linux. The desktop app has a 30-day free trial (email only, no card). The simulation engine, command-line tools and Python package are open source under GPL-3.0, and StormSewer releases 0.11.0 and earlier remain GPL-3.0. Written by a practicing water resources PE.