Blender

The real frustrating part is when you understand that extending a geometry still creates the nodes but still work on the project having hundred if not thousands of duplicate nodes absolutely fking your work flow

Made a 3D model of a specifically bent wire. Single Bezier curve with some thickness. Never touched it since (2019).

I have a 3D printer and use blender for making or adapt models to print. While there is a bit of a learning threshold to overcome at the start, I've found blender really good to use.

I've been impressed with how powerful it is and the quality of YouTube tutorials. The vids from the 3d Printing Professor helped me to get over that initial hump with blender

I thought this was a subtle joke - the letters under the monitor almost spell "blender" so it seemed like a clever subversion of your expectations.

However, I've never used Blender, so my new theory after reading the comments is that it's just hard.

honestly? that was my whole experience for the time i tried using blender (for over a year) biggest reasons out fo the many why i stopped was i just suck at it, there was little to no improvement for what i did want to do and the expanding knowledge even further required even more expertise in topics that separately needed years of experience as well