Bye-bye, blueprint: 3D modeling catches on

Yes, no, and sorta...: True about the Boeing, although there was lots of errors. And the GT was done on CAD but they still had to build a clay model.

Don't get me wrong, CAD is a wonderful thing and we use it daily, but it will never replace a print. As I said, can you imagine 15 or 20 carpenters waiting to get at the PC to see where the next nail goes? Ok, that isn't quite fair but the fact is I can't see call these tradesmen running around a job site with a PC...; Posted by: No_Ax_to_Grind Posted on: 10/04/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Old news is NO news Outside T. Box | 10/04/04

I don't think so... No_Ax_to_Grind | 10/04/04

Finally cathing up? B.O.F.H. | 10/04/04

Yes, no, and sorta... No_Ax_to_Grind | 10/04/04

CAD will replace it. A_Pickle | 08/22/05

Would you try these? mawlsam | 11/18/04

BIM brtodi | 11/06/06

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