ninj
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OpenSCAD is particularly good if you have some experience in programming, and suits my needs well. I pointed @The Hat in that direction and he has taken to it like a duck to water! Tinkercad is a good alternative. You might also want to look at Freecad, which is a bit more comprehensive but less easy to use. If you're very artistic and want to produce more "organic" shapes, and are prepared to spend time learning, then something like Blender will do the job.