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joebog1 · 27th Jul 2019, 11:37 pm

Its my program of choice. Very easy to drive and has hundreds of extra libraries available online. To change the grid size you will have to go to preferences and look for "GRID". its in the same are as where selecting imperial or metric measurements are selected.
I use it mostly for chassis layouts though, not machine drawings, although they should be very similar. I use Linux however and have no idea what Windows does to the program.

I can take screen shots of the setup for grid spacing if you need, just ask.

Joe

27th Jul 2019, 11:37 pm	#2
joebog1 Banned Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Mareeba, North Queensland, Australia Posts: 2,704	Re: Using LibreCAD Its my program of choice. Very easy to drive and has hundreds of extra libraries available online. To change the grid size you will have to go to preferences and look for "GRID". its in the same are as where selecting imperial or metric measurements are selected. I use it mostly for chassis layouts though, not machine drawings, although they should be very similar. I use Linux however and have no idea what Windows does to the program. I can take screen shots of the setup for grid spacing if you need, just ask. Joe