Once learned it becomes fast and efficient

IronCAD has several ways of doing the same thing so it is super easy to learn even for people with no previous CAD experience. Power users can when needed use the same technique as in the competitor's programs so it's not limited to just one way of working. I have stayed with IronCAD for 23 years and I have seen over the years how the competitors mimic things that have always been possible in IronCAD. It can do everything we need at our company, including the creation of advanced corrugated boxes with correct consideration of inside loss and more. We have also started using it for design of thermo formed trays and it works quite well. There is some improvements needed in this area but IronCAD is working hard to create those improvements. The programming API is well developed and we have created a large number of plugins ourselves.

Today you have to be prepared to iterate your design even in the long run. To be able to have all the geometries in one (1) file, combined with a huge forgiveness when shifting and deleting in the "constructing tree" is then a bliss. Also there is a real interest from the company to listening to users. On wish-list has stood a form of "inheritance" - think one Grandma object, with children, and grandchildren with further evolutions of there own. You change Grandma and that will echo down the family. So Cool and practical when having, for example, a 180 dgr revolved half-shell that will be put together with another ,slightly different, half-shell to a whole symmetrical 360 dgr shell. Later in the design process you have to change the revolving object that defines the two.... Well - just change GrandMa then :-)