I personally wouldn't even consider a program with an annual subscription fee, unless it was really cheap for something really great. There are some excellent online tutorials on most all of these programs. What sorts of files are you interested in cutting? Artwork, or mechanical in nature, or a bit of both? For cnc plasma cutting, I mainly use Inkscape and Design Edge. Any of these programs will export in AutoCAD DXF R14 format. I personally use Inkscape, Fusion 360, LightBurn, BricsCAD, VCarve Pro, and Design Edge. Are you looking for free, low cost, or high-end drawing software? Which dxf versions will cadlite import? AutoCAD DXF R14, AutoCAD DXF R12, or? Most current software (assuming cadlite is current) should be able to import in R14 format. I'd like to know what's popular to use over CadLite. There are lots of free or upgraded $200 annual subscription programs out there. Its the most inefficient and cumbersome software and table I've used so far. I've been using a Torchmate table at the shop for the past few months.
What software is the best for creating drawings (dxf) and then importing them into CadLite without problems? I've had experience with a lot of programs and 3 plasma tables.
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