. It's been about 12 years since I actually did any 3D modelling so I'm well out of touch with it now (did a couple of years on ACAD). All drafting is done in 3rd angle projection, and we have CAM machine programmers who do the 3D modelling/machine paths from the design geometry which we put out as it is too labour intensive to have them all trained up as well doing what we do in the D/O and modelling.(need) Lambretta Technical drawings (Vector)
It looks good to me . It's been about 12 years since I actually did any 3D modelling so I'm well out of touch with it now (did a couple of years on ACAD). All drafting is done in 3rd angle projection, and we have CAM machine programmers who do the 3D modelling/machine paths from the design geometry which we put out as it is too labour intensive to have them all trained up as well doing what we do in the D/O and modelling.
. It's been about 12 years since I actually did any 3D modelling so I'm well out of touch with it now (did a couple of years on ACAD). All drafting is done in 3rd angle projection, and we have CAM machine programmers who do the 3D modelling/machine paths from the design geometry which we put out as it is too labour intensive to have them all trained up as well doing what we do in the D/O and modelling.-
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Just to say that I recently used the original drawings to reweld a new crossmember and footboard hangers to a cutdown frame and there was no way I could stick to the drawing measurements.In the end I used a very good condition import frame as a measuring guide and found that the measurements differed from the drawings by up to 8 mm in places but all the panelwork lined up so I would say it is better to find a good frame and use that as a pattern.