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US Military Uses Open Source CAD
on Jan 8, 2007 in open source CAD Has anyone used the Open Source CAD program called BRL-CAD? Apparently the US Military uses it. The homepage is http://www.brlcad.org/. There is documentation available, more screen shots, and a project site. If you've been reading my Blog, you know...
AutoCAD 2008 new features and benefits
on Apr 1, 2007 in CAD Annotation OverviewAutoCAD® software provides powerful tools for the creation, management, and sharing of design documentation. Companies around the world use these documents and drawings to create buildings, landscapes, sheet metal parts, and much...
CNC Machining Center suits nested base manufacturing
on May 20, 2007 in cad cnc cam machining software Hendrick introduces the 20ZXGN-ATCT6-NBM CNC Machining Center featuring a 6 station rotary automatic tool changer mounted on the front of a 12 HP high frequency router spindle for rapid tool change on the fly, 5 x 5 32 mm drill block with independent...
Project #002: Preparation
on Sep 24, 2007 in Woodworking box CAD Projects Ya Ya I started working out the plans for my next project last night, a wheeled potato storage box to fit under the bottom shelf of our walk-in pantry. My beautiful better half (affectionately known as “Ya Ya” by the grand-daughters) has wanted...
Drawing Plans, Nomenclature, and Postings…
on Sep 25, 2007 in Woodworking CAD drafting drawing Google Image Composer Microsoft nomenclature note Odiogo Plans SketchUp software Wordpress Two posts back I mentioned I was looking into CAD or other drafting programs for drawing out project plans. I still am, and in fact, the one I’m leaning towards is Google’s free SketchUp software. However, the learning curve on most of th...