We both enjoyed watching this Paul. I used to use AutoCAD many years ago but forgot how to use it now 😅. Front panel is a neat design and the wiring kept very tidy 👍. Great job done. Cheers, Rob & Gail 😀
Thank you Rob, kind words. I love AutoCad and try to use it when I can. Yes lots of wires to keep tidy... Yes I'm proud of the front panel and will do a final version at the end. Cheers mate.
HAHA yes its an old version but its what I learnt on all those years ago doing construction drawing for transformer production... Time fly's mate, thank you for watching and commenting.
@@paulsradiohacks You know, it's not really that old. I remember as an apprentice doing a 3 month stint in the drawing office back in 1984. At the end of the hall was a mysterious, dark, room, with ever closed doors, a green glow around the frame, and whisps of cooling vapour seeping through the vents. Mysterious characters came and went, almost unseen, people we'd never seen before on the seventh floor. And an intriguing device that garnered more conversations than the modern day water cooler, an A0 sized plotter, working by sheer devilry, was located outside the 'Room'. We marvelled at the perfect circles it made, those perfect letters it drew, letters we'd all spent an age perfecting by hand. Hushed sentences included the phrase 'AutoCAD', and we all prayed nightly to the God of AutoCAD, lest we go back to our drawing boards the next morning and find our hard earned pencil lines erased as offerings to the AutoCAD God.
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We both enjoyed watching this Paul. I used to use AutoCAD many years ago but forgot how to use it now 😅. Front panel is a neat design and the wiring kept very tidy 👍. Great job done. Cheers, Rob & Gail 😀
Thank you Rob, kind words. I love AutoCad and try to use it when I can. Yes lots of wires to keep tidy... Yes I'm proud of the front panel and will do a final version at the end. Cheers mate.
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Thank you, keep watching... there's a radio at the end i'm sure of it...lol
That looks great mate. AutoCAD 2002, steam powered, an oldie but a goodie!
HAHA yes its an old version but its what I learnt on all those years ago doing construction drawing for transformer production... Time fly's mate, thank you for watching and commenting.
@@paulsradiohacks You know, it's not really that old. I remember as an apprentice doing a 3 month stint in the drawing office back in 1984. At the end of the hall was a mysterious, dark, room, with ever closed doors, a green glow around the frame, and whisps of cooling vapour seeping through the vents. Mysterious characters came and went, almost unseen, people we'd never seen before on the seventh floor. And an intriguing device that garnered more conversations than the modern day water cooler, an A0 sized plotter, working by sheer devilry, was located outside the 'Room'. We marvelled at the perfect circles it made, those perfect letters it drew, letters we'd all spent an age perfecting by hand. Hushed sentences included the phrase 'AutoCAD', and we all prayed nightly to the God of AutoCAD, lest we go back to our drawing boards the next morning and find our hard earned pencil lines erased as offerings to the AutoCAD God.
@@LungsMcGee ooooh hypnotic plotters... could watch they all day!