I’m a Creo Parametric man myself. Used it for many years at a previous employee and loved it. Bit of a learning curve, but you can do just about anything with it. Very powerful.
Currently stuck with solidworks at my current job. Not a huge fan, both stability and tool options are lower, but it works.
Of course neither of these options are reasonable for personal use due to pricing being too high for most people. If you are an active student, you can get free Creo!
I’m a Creo Parametric man myself. Used it for many years at a previous employee and loved it. Bit of a learning curve, but you can do just about anything with it. Very powerful.
Currently stuck with solidworks at my current job. Not a huge fan, both stability and tool options are lower, but it works.
Of course neither of these options are reasonable for personal use due to pricing being too high for most people. If you are an active student, you can get free Creo!