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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
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.
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???
I had an email for a CAD job this morning. they are trying to boot the incumbant because he knows sfa about PCB's
I can get you genned up , bigfoot, but it will cost you
I have no idea what yer talking about buddy, so I cannae even go along with the banter. But I am sure its something that people are laughing at my expense, fair do's
A quick google of PCB brings up Printed Circuit Boards, so Google isn't any good to me, unless that is what you are referring to..... :P
1) You posted in General - which is a hot bed of stupidity and sarcasm interspersed with some real nuggets of wisdom.
2) When people came back a bit 'Meh!' you started to get a bit antsy.
3) If you are to be successful as a contractor you need to know when people are just having a bit of fun at your expense - if you get stuck up your own ass whenever that happens you will struggle at whatever you do.
But in summation no no CAD techs on here really...
Well I was replying in jest and ppl had a go, so I just retaliated I suppose. Apologies if it seemed nasty. I just asked a question and people were basically saying I should know the answer myself as I work in that field. I am using this forum as a part of my research into doing what I want to do.
And don't worry, I don't struggle as a contractor, I am very successful TBH
And yeah, I kinda realise now that there is not many CAD guys on here
1) You posted in General - which is a hot bed of stupidity and sarcasm interspersed with some real nuggets of wisdom.
2) When people came back a bit 'Meh!' you started to get a bit antsy.
3) If you are to be successful as a contractor you need to know when people are just having a bit of fun at your expense - if you get stuck up your own ass whenever that happens you will struggle at whatever you do.
But in summation no no CAD techs on here really...
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