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Software for jewellery designing on linux?
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this post was submitted on 12 Aug 2023
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As I said, I don't know much about designing jewelry, so I'm probably missing some subtleties. I've had a look at Jewelcraft, and it looks like 90% of what you need to know is standard Blender. Once you start adding components to your asset library it looks like it becomes quicker and easier too. Blender can certainly handle settimg the dimensions on parts, and exports to STL ready for printing. If Rhino feels like a better fit though, they do have a 90 day free trial, so you could see if it works under Wine. It'll have just as much of a learning curve as Blender though, and your likely to find more help for an open source system like Blender.