Any CAD Technicians here?

[bigmaz]

I would take up his offer if I was you, he is quite good at these things.

I think i'll decline, goodness knows what he wants to do to me with his PCB

[GlenW]

I'm cr@p at identifying who a sockie's puppet master is, so can anyone help me with this one?

[FatLazyContractor]

I'm cr@p at identifying who a sockie's puppet master is, so can anyone help me with this one?

When in doubt, blame Suity.

HTH

[bigmaz]

When in doubt, blame Suity.

HTH

Seems like a good moto, I would not trust anyone who is that happy with a fist up there....

[bigmaz]

IIRC there was a CAD chap on here a few years ago.

Wasn't he "engineer" or sommat similar?

Can't remember what kind of CAD he did, mind.

I potch about abit with CadStar but I've never WFH with it.

Did a little bit with Vutrax, and some more with OrCad, but I'd have starved long ago if I was relying on that.

YMMV if your type of CAD is AutoCAD, Ideas, or similar.

By the standards in force, Specifically In General, that qualifies as a useful & informative post.

Gawdelpus. All.


On mature flection I think he was "Cadman".

Or this guy?

View Profile: cadengineer - Contractor UK Bulletin Board

We obviously bored the pants off him.

I am full time CAD mate. Well, its mostly 3D stuff nowadays. I specialise in Autodesk Civil 3D, but use AutoCAD for things like 2D details and structural drawings, as I am not up to speed with Autodesk Revit yet

By the way IIRC, YMMV and WFH. And I got pulled up for LOL???

[zemoxyl]

Ironic, innit? g

Even more ironic is the cascade of emails I get from Hoaxley for mechanical cad jobs & contracts, about which I know nothing.

Well that makes two of us. Struggling to see where a key-word anywhere remotely like 'CAD' comes in, but failed. Maybe the words 'System' and 'Engineer' triggered it. However I would agree with the OP that there does seem to be a demand for CAD/CAM in whatever engineering disciplines.

[bigmaz]

Well that makes two of us. Struggling to see where a key-word anywhere remotely like 'CAD' comes in, but failed. Maybe the words 'System' and 'Engineer' triggered it. However I would agree with the OP that there does seem to be a demand for CAD/CAM in whatever engineering disciplines.

Aye, the construction industry has really picked up last few years, when I first started contract I could pick any contract I wanted. Its not as good as it was, but still plenty of work out there for us just now