This is just an idea but would detailed design sheets help anyone?

[chrismcgee]

i use autocad and have some very expensive software, would people be interested in drawings of parts, here is very basic design of a nos bottle, but is to scale 1/24, i can do loads of stuff like this, any requests?:bandit:

[chrismcgee]

also here is a super basic x5 on 22's, i have created far more detailed drawings.

[freakray]

Which version of AutoCAD are you using?
I have 2002 here, as well as using SolidWorks and Pro/E.

Ray

[BLU CIVIC]

2002, Inventor, Mechanical Desktop, and 3D Studio Max here....need to practice doing more 3D stuff and animations

[freakray]

Originally posted by BLU CIVIC
2002, Inventor, Mechanical Desktop, and 3D Studio Max here....need to practice doing more 3D stuff and animations

I used to use Inventor and Mechanical Desktop 5, really liked those 2

[corsaman]

Well i use maya, and 3d max and usually i use autocad....., well its my job...
but nice work...
:smoka:

[ales]

How about a detailed blueprint of Volvo S60?

[Veyron]

Originally posted by ales
How about a detailed blueprint of Volvo S60?

S60R!

[OPM]

3d modelers could use your help a lot..using zmodeler (nobody knows i guess) and 3dsmax

how about...dunno

[BLU CIVIC]

i heard maya was expensive i was about to download it from kazaa but figured it wasn't worth buying the manual and having to teach myself.....would be cool to take a class on it and they give u a free copy

[chrismcgee]

i use acad 2002, architectural desktop. i have been drawing for 18 years now, love to get the details in! i work in construction and we do one hell of a lot of drawings on the multi million pound contracts. have access to anything i need,
if i can get a picture of something and one reference dimension i can draw it.

[freakray]

Originally posted by chrismcgee
i use acad 2002, architectural desktop. i have been drawing for 18 years now, love to get the details in! i work in construction and we do one hell of a lot of drawings on the multi million pound contracts. have access to anything i need,
if i can get a picture of something and one reference dimension i can draw it.

Same, as long as there is a reference to scale to

BTW, where in Kent are you? I used to live in Gillingham

[BLU CIVIC]

wow...i've only been doine it for about 5yrs....worked in an consulting engineering company and it was pretty cool driving around and telling people "yeah, i drew the plumbing or the duct work for that building" :hehehe: and my favorite when talking to guys that work in construction is "yeah i draw up the work on the computer that u build"....but i don't have that job anymore but as i am only 23....i have a lot of fields to explore

[freakray]

Originally posted by BLU CIVIC
wow...i've only been doine it for about 5yrs....worked in an consulting engineering company and it was pretty cool driving around and telling people "yeah, i drew the plumbing or the duct work for that building" :hehehe: and my favorite when talking to guys that work in construction is "yeah i draw up the work on the computer that u build"....but i don't have that job anymore but as i am only 23....i have a lot of fields to explore

You got laid off? When

[chrismcgee]

well i am 21, and have been in the construction industy 2.5 years now, i have worked on buildings in canary wharf and now on a £600,000,000 job in blackfriars, very stressful, hopefully starting my own logistics company. I live near dartford in kent.
it does piss people off when people over twice your age ask permission from you to do things tho, am acting jr project manager/cad manager at the moment