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Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Provide For a Learning Curve When You Outsource CAD Drafting

This article is intended for engineering or architectural companies that are planning to find a vendor to whom they can outsource their CAD drafting requirements.

No matter how experienced the vendor may be, they will have to take time ascending a learning curve. This can take up to 100 hours of drafting if there are many unique style criteria.

Some of the style criteria are automatically absorbed if the vendor is given a drawing template, which is basically an existing drawing of the outsourcer with the image erased. What remains in the drawing will be the layer list, the dimension styles and the sheet template.

Style criteria that cannot usually be automated are:

The points in drawings where these should be placed:

Dimensions (e.g., inner dimensions or outer?)

Leaders (e.g., at boundaries of areas or within them?)

Leader text (e.g., at the edges of the viewport, near the image or either?)



Layer assignment for the various elements of the drawing (unless the elements and their layers are preprogrammed into the drawing platform, as in Architectural Desktop ®)
Positioning criteria such as:

The vertical distance from image to title and from title to subtitle

The vertical distance between stacked images in the same drawing




The assignment of elements in the drawing to appropriate layers usually involves the most learning on the part of draftsmen. This is because frequently this assignment requires specific domain knowledge.

By way of explanation, if the drawing were an HVAC layout with separate layers for fresh water pipes, hot water pipes and cold water pipes, the draftsman would have to understand the overall working of the particular system to know the layer associated with each section of pipe.

This is alright if the draftsman has hundreds of hours of exposure to HVAC, but such individuals are rare in the CAD drafting services landscape. The outsourcer would have to contract with a more expensive, specialized CAD drafting service.

In effect, the outsourcer must pay for the learning curve either with time or with money. But as described above, it is a necessary and inescapable phenomenon!

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Thursday, February 11, 2010

Please enter a learning curve when you Outsource CAD Drafting

This article is for businesses of technology or architecture that the floor of a supplier who will find their outsourcing CAD drafting requirements.

No matter what the experience, he may be, you take the time to have a small learning curve. This can be up to 100 hours preparation, there are many unique encounters.

Some of the criteria of style are automatically included if the sellerreplaced by a model of design, which eliminates essentially an existing subscription the customer with the image. What remains in the drawing, the list of levels, styles, sizes, and the format.

Criteria of style that can not be automated, in general, are as follows:

The points in the drawings, if it must be asked:

Size (as internal or external?)
Managers (for example, the boundaries of zones or in them?)
Leader of text (such as the edges ofthe display window, next to the picture or not?)

Assignment of levels for the various elements of the design (unless the elements and their levels are pre-programmed into the platform design, as in Architectural Desktop ®) criteria for placement, such as:

The vertical distance of image for the title and subtitle of Title
The vertical spacing between stacked images in the same drawing


The assignment of the elements in the plan at appropriate levels in accordancelearning in the context of the subscribers. This is because the task often requires specific expertise.

To illustrate, when he was drawing shows a layout HVAC with separate layers for new water pipes, water pipes and cold water lines would be the opinion of the author, the general rules of operation of the system must include the level of each section of pipe associated knowledge.

This is fine if the author is the opinion of hundreds of hours of exposure toHVAC, but these people are rare in the landscape design services CAD. The customer must contract with an expensive service specializing in CAD design.

To pay, in effect, the premium for the learning curve or the time or money. But as described above, is a necessary and inevitable phenomenon!

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