It’s not like you can create any geometry you want. When you add to them, cut away from them using their various tools, then what you’re doing is you’re adding and subtracting small cubes from it. You can of course choose primitives that you want to use in making a model and a lot of basic tools. What it’s done is reduced most things that you can do into the form of small cubes, even a big cube. What it’s done is reduced most things that you can do into the form of small cubes. It’s trying to be fun, like a gamified 3D CAD program. I really feel it’s somewhere between a CAD program and maybe something like Minecraft, that’s a game. Then, it really is pretty limiting as well. What they say is, “3D Slash, a piece of cake.” It may be a piece of cake to learn how to use it and to use it. I guess what I’ve come to the conclusion of is, it’s a beginner CAD program. I’ve been thinking about how to really try to describe it. This is a different CAD program for sure. Today I’m going to be talking about another CAD software, a review of a new one that came to our attention recently, called 3D Slash. It has a free version that has some limitations as to what you get access to, and it has a few types of paid versions.

It does have some useful tools, like their wood pastes and cursors. It may be more for the beginners and starters in CAD than the more advanced users.

3D Slash is a unique CAD program that is more gamified and fun as compared to other CAD software.

3d slash piece of cake