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I respect Blender very much but I'm also aware it requires a very deep dive to manage to use at minimum. So, as much as I can, I'll avoid it.
I think you'd be surprised, the on ramp I would say is easier than FreeCAD.
On the contrary, in my opinion it was very intuitive. AI is also more helpful than with freecad when I ask it "how to do _ in blender/freecad?"