Is anyone here really good at AutoCAD

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  1. slowwrx

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    I may need some help with some part designs.
     
    #1 slowwrx, Mar 16, 2009
  2. BlackAndBlue

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    pm'd
     
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  3. slowwrx

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    Thanks
     
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  4. techlord

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    yo Matt send me a pm with what you are wanting if he cant help you out and I will see if I can bribe a designer here at the HEED.
     
    #4 techlord, Mar 16, 2009
  5. pankopp

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    I'm also really good with it, work on it all day long just about. But if you are looking for 3D drafting I would look into finding someone that has some experience with Solid Works. AutoCAD blows at 3D part design compared to solid works.

    Let me know if you need help, my girlfriend is quite the Solid Works expert (she uses it for school within her tool design classes)
     
    #5 pankopp, Mar 16, 2009
  6. 07Ltd#767

    07Ltd#767 The Neighborhood Drunk

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    lol - solid works blows more than any other 3D software. AutoCAD isn't much better than Solid Works, but Pro-E reigns supreme.

    Too bad I don't have access to it anymore or I'd help you out.
     
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  7. pankopp

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    i disagree, the newer Autocad 3D's, or atleast AutoCad Civil 3d blows... its got more shit wrong with it then you could imagine...

    but i guess it depends on what your used to...
     
    #7 pankopp, Mar 16, 2009
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    NO TOOL IS BAD
    Its just the one holding/using the tool or utilize the tool to do the wrong job
     
    #8 goixiz, Mar 16, 2009
  9. slowwrx

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    I've got it figured out now for the most part, now I just have to find someone local that can machine this stuff.
     
    #9 slowwrx, Mar 16, 2009
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    I have a database of almost 1,000 CAD techs, engineers, architects, etc from around the world. Let me know if you need anything.
     
    #10 skoloseven, Mar 16, 2009
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