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How To Draw |
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Aim Of This Page?
To make your life, and those you share drawings with easier.
To pass on the skills, knowledge and experience gained by formal Technical Drawing Training at school & college and over 30 years of CAD use.
My background is varied, but mainly within the construction industry.
Although now a Structural Engineer I’ve drawn for many disciplines, Architectural, Temporary Works Designer, Structural, Civil, Manufacturing.
Many of the common sense suggestions below would equally apply to non- construction industry CAD users
Download Draft Copy of How to Draw in an Adobe pdf file
Sorry for the Delay in finishing this document I will get back to it as soon as the rush is over
Email me and I will send you the final document once it’s complete |
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The Importance of 2D CADAnd the decline in standards and quality of information provided in computer generated drawings from both Architects and Engineers alike
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Standards for Technical and Construction Drawings |
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