Engine dyno software. Anything good on the Internet?

one of my biggest desires is to learn CAD and print things to design my own one-off speed equipment designs or negatives and sacrificial moulds to do all that kinda thing, I don't have any background with production or anything like that.

Even while it seems the whole world is going to hell, things like 3D printing remind me that the future is bright in a lot of ways!


Our community college has one of the best AutoCAD programs in the country. Definitely one of the best instructors in the country. I'm in his class now.


Try taking some classes. It's pretty cool, and keeps dragging you in deeper and deeper.

Here are some pictures of the latest model that we worked on....

Whole model:

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Without the rivet:

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Just the handle:

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Just the blade:

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Wireframe:

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