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3D CAD with textures

Hi,

I would like to make a nice desk myself. It is done in my head, it is drawed on paper but I would like to take a look at it in 3D to make sure I like it.
Do you guys now any free or cheap 3D model programs where you can use textures like oak wood for a really realistic look?

My system contains an i7 9700, a RTX 2070 (so raytracing could help) and 16 GB RAM.

My build:

CPU

Intel Core i7 9700 8x 3.00GHz So.1151

 

CPU cooler

be quiet! Shadow Rock Slim

 

Motherboard

MSI B360-A PRO Intel B360 So.1151 Dual Channel DDR4 ATX

 

RAM

16GB (4x 4096MB) HyperX FURY black DDR4-2666

 

GPU

8GB Gigabyte GeForce RTX2070 WindForce 2X 3xDP/HDMI

 

SSD

500GB Samsung 970 Evo Plus M.2 2280

 

HDD

4000GB WD Red WD40EFRX Intellipower 64MB 3.5" (8.9cm) SATA 6Gb/s

 

Power Supply

bequiet! Straight Power 750W Platinum

 

Case

Fractal Design Define R6
3x bequiet! Silent Wings 3 PWM

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SketchUp Online would be my first pick. But you can also get AutoCAD Fusion 360 free for non-commercial use. The open-source options would be FreeCAD.

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11 minutes ago, LogicalDrm said:

SketchUp

Thanks! I also found blender, which looks really realistic but it's kind of hard to use, I guess.
I will give both a try.

My build:

CPU

Intel Core i7 9700 8x 3.00GHz So.1151

 

CPU cooler

be quiet! Shadow Rock Slim

 

Motherboard

MSI B360-A PRO Intel B360 So.1151 Dual Channel DDR4 ATX

 

RAM

16GB (4x 4096MB) HyperX FURY black DDR4-2666

 

GPU

8GB Gigabyte GeForce RTX2070 WindForce 2X 3xDP/HDMI

 

SSD

500GB Samsung 970 Evo Plus M.2 2280

 

HDD

4000GB WD Red WD40EFRX Intellipower 64MB 3.5" (8.9cm) SATA 6Gb/s

 

Power Supply

bequiet! Straight Power 750W Platinum

 

Case

Fractal Design Define R6
3x bequiet! Silent Wings 3 PWM

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13 minutes ago, suedseefrucht said:

Thanks! I also found blender, which looks really realistic but it's kind of hard to use, I guess.
I will give both a try.

Blender is more for enimation imo. I have used it in past, but IIRC setting scales and measurements for designing stuff to be built wasn't easy to understand. SketchUp, back when it was still free on desktop (as in before it was bought by Trimble), was much easier to pickup as it was like using image editor with millimeter scale.

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