123D Design 2.1.11

Design complex 3D elements from basic shapes and your own sketches or edit previously made 3D projects. Print your creations using a 3D printer or manufacture it using laser or water jet cutters.

123D Design is a free, powerful, yet simple 3D creation and editing tool which supports many new 3D printers. It allows you to create complex objects starting from basic shapes or sketches. These objects can then be 3D printed or manufactured with CNC, laser cutters, water jet cutters, etc. The ability to start from content reduces the learning curve and avoids the need of the level of abstraction required when starting from a blank canvas and sketches.

v2.1 [May 23, 2016]
If you click on a spline, you can now see and edit points and beziers.
Added Autosave functionality.
You can now create and save a screenshot of your design.
If you select a planar face of an object and use Drop option, the model drops to grid on that particular face.
We added a shortcut that moves any object to center of grid.
Added option for Select All.
We moved most options into a Preferences dialog that you can access from Help drop down.
Some of the options that are accesible from Preferences are: time for displaying menus on screen, autosave intervals, grid settings, tooltips display, update notifications, data collection option and localization.
Design is now localized into Japanese, Spanish and Turkish! You can get that option in the Preferences dialog.
Slicing solids can now also select a face of the solid to be slices as slicing plane.
Help document can be printed and saved.
Default path for open/save is set to document folder.
Default grid size is 36x36cm.
Minimum resolution lowered so it can work on MacBook Air and low resolution settings in general.
Signing in is now persistent.
Saved units and grid size remembered across sessions.
Help menu appears on click.
General bug fixing.