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10-25-2004, 01:15 PM
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I use AutoCAD, 3D Max/Viz, Accurender, for Architecture, and Rhino, Max, Inventor, and Pro-Desktop for mechanical. Where do you got to school and what is your major?(i'm a teacher at a vocational school). I've only tried sketch up but never have done a whole lot with it.
10-26-2004, 10:40 PM
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Go to a community college in eastern NC. Studyin Architectural Technology, but im hopin to head to East Carolina Univ and do Construction Management then minor in business.
When I worked for World Cat one of our engineers was doin some designs w/ Rhino. It looked like a really cool program. And SketchUp is really really easy to use. Altho it still needs some work w/ closing faces on circular or cylindrical objects. But for architecture its a great modeling tool.
When I worked for World Cat one of our engineers was doin some designs w/ Rhino. It looked like a really cool program. And SketchUp is really really easy to use. Altho it still needs some work w/ closing faces on circular or cylindrical objects. But for architecture its a great modeling tool.
10-27-2004, 06:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Fandango
I use my dad's garage. It is 20'x40' 2 lifts, bathroom and a loft. Its too small.
What part is too small??
Do you store anything in there?
I think mine will end up with one section 40x15 for storage and washing(2 cars) and 25x40 for working on stuff.
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10-27-2004, 08:19 PM
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After I put the partition in, your 2 car area turned into like 26'-4" 
Btw, do you know what kinda roof you want? I put on a regular front gable roof, and a hip roof. Both using 2' overhangs. Used a brick exterior w/ concrete floors
Btw, do you know what kinda roof you want? I put on a regular front gable roof, and a hip roof. Both using 2' overhangs. Used a brick exterior w/ concrete floors
10-28-2004, 08:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Ling_650vette
After I put the partition in, your 2 car area turned into like 26'-4"
Btw, do you know what kinda roof you want? I put on a regular front gable roof, and a hip roof. Both using 2' overhangs. Used a brick exterior w/ concrete floors
Btw, do you know what kinda roof you want? I put on a regular front gable roof, and a hip roof. Both using 2' overhangs. Used a brick exterior w/ concrete floors
I have no idea on the roof at all, but It'll probably be stick built with concrete floors.
Thanks again
Chris
11-02-2004, 04:57 PM
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Nothing yet. My buddy owns a club in downtown, so I was bouncin for him this weekend and didnt get a chance to mess w/ it. I'll see what I can do this week, and get back to ya.
11-04-2004, 06:18 PM
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Well, it doesnt have windows in or anything like that, its just a basic brick exterior, gable roof with regular stick walls and a concrete floor. Your dimensions are 40' x 40' with the detail/storage space being roughly 15' x 36'-8" with the main area of 26'-10x x 36'-8".
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11-12-2004, 09:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Ling_650vette
Well, it doesnt have windows in or anything like that, its just a basic brick exterior, gable roof with regular stick walls and a concrete floor. Your dimensions are 40' x 40' with the detail/storage space being roughly 15' x 36'-8" with the main area of 26'-10x x 36'-8".
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Dude, thanks man...that looks awesome......Im going to print those out.
Thanks !!!!!!!
Chris
11-12-2004, 11:34 AM
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Ooops, noticed a typo. The main area is 26'-10" x 36'-8" roughly. Glad you like it. If you want anything more done to it, feel free to tell me and I can try to get it done depending upon the detail.
