Much appreciate the feedback!

> As a person who has crashed and burned with every. single. traditional 3D CAD tool

I hear you, there are reasons for depth and complexity but not every program needs to be like that.

>if this is a good fit, will gladly pitch in using this for 3D.

I notice you are discussing specifically CAD/CAM for CNC routers. I don't know if this is applicable for your use case or not. Would be very interested to hear your opinion!

The output is a tessellated 3MF mesh. The tessellation accuracy can be tweaked to be as precise as needed, so if that's the only constraint this may be applicable.

Thank's for raising the manual! I'll have to invest more time into it :)