If you decide to buy we(solidbox) are a reseller of Fusion 360 and Fusion 360 Ultimate. Also i do believe that Autodesk offers(they did) a bundle of Inventor, Fusion and maybe revit. Fusion is great and is free for startup companies making under 100k a year FYI. Wrapping up a 40hr course for Autodesk right now actually. Hey Tanner, I am indeed in deep with Fusion. I'll jump over to the Fusion 360 forum and begin asking questions too, but thought I'd ask here since I feel like this forum is family. My main question for anybody who uses it is if it comes with standard items like fittings, flanges, valves, etc for piping, and how well documentation is. My Industry Collection doesn't come with Inventor, and SolidWorks seems out of the question for the more simple stuff (and for the price tag) but I can do $40/mo for Fusion 360 no problem. They build skids with tanks, piping and valves that are basically a one-piece equipment. I've used vanilla AutoCAD for the couple of jobs they did, but now they're wanting some more complex CAD design of their own fab projects, for in house documentation. I took some work from a local fabrication shop and wound up getting a client that stuck. Wondering if anybody here is using Fusion 360 and how they are liking it so far?

Looking to get some feedback from the Inventor and SolidWorks type of guys.

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