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That is great info, using a cad program is the fastest way of scaling.
With autocad you can make the drawing 1:1 then scale it to the size that you want. Plot to a pdf, email it to whomever you wish. They can then take the file to your local printer and have it plotted. Here is one that I have been working on. 1/16 scale Bridge master ext. You can also search the web for free cad software there are many different cad programs available. Learning the software you get has a large learning curve. Sketching things out first always helps. Here is just one of many, http://www.cadstd.com/ good luck, and if you have questions just ask. Carl Last edited by Car5858; 07-29-2011 at 02:47 PM. Reason: typo |
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Thank You everyone for all the great help, i downloaded the cad program man do i have alot to learn.....Hopefully this old dog can learn new tricks
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Your welcome guy's
Travis, that was AutoCad 11, released in 1991. You will see some similarities as this program was based on AutoCad. AutoCad has come a long way since then. Their programs run about 4-5k $, and are filled with problems in the code. The most stable one that I use is release 2009. Have fun guy's |
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