What I Do / AutoCad

Slaymate · 30-August-06, 06:01 PM

Well I've been a member here for quite some time and most
of you don't know what I'm really good at. So here you go. If members
express an interest I post more of these. I've got 100's. I recommend
going here and download and install the AutoDesk DWF Viewer
http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/index?id=2404513&siteID=123112
Then when you click on the supplied link
viewing link
You'll be able to zoom in and pan about with no loss of Quality. Check it
out. Here are the gif's to compare with.

Twizted · 30-August-06, 06:05 PM

Thats pretty slick bro. I took classes on this stuff in highschool... never followed through with it, Wish I had.... Would probably be a desent job for me... Nice Work...

j-dogg · 30-August-06, 06:06 PM

3d wireframe ftmfw

darkboricua · 30-August-06, 06:13 PM

Its good to hear that some else in this forum does the same stuff that I have to do at work everyday. Not bad at all. You work at a firm, or do you freelance?

The Captain · 30-August-06, 06:16 PM

I play with AutoDesk Inventor at home. I'm currently designing a robot with it.

Slaymate · 30-August-06, 06:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by j-dogg


	3d wireframe ftmfw

While I could draw it in 3D, it would take more than twice as long. Most people don't
want to pay that price. The 2D printout for that home in NE Fla. runs $2000. It mets
all the local requirements for a permit. While I wasn't advertising for work. I have
plently. I can draw any home someone may want. I'd offer a reduced rate and supply
the autocad file that could be modified to met local building codes in your areas. It
would be even cheaper for any home I've already drawn.

Slaymate · 30-August-06, 06:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by darkboricua


	Its good to hear that some else in this forum does the same stuff that I have to do at work everyday. Not bad at all. You work at a firm, or do you freelance?

I've worked for several large home builders in my area. The last one I worked for
was bought out by Richmond America Homes. I've opened my own office in
Macclenny, Fl with a friend who is a General Contractor. I've drawn about 200
custom homes in the last year and 1/2 :-)

$SOLID$ Necro · 30-August-06, 06:31 PM

He he..you should draw up a few dog houses for the rich and famous...you know, with all the latest high tech gadgets to keep Rover happy.

Tree houses for the kids would be another easy one...People with money would go crazy, just make 3 or 4 basic designs and then you can quickly modify them to the owners specific needs.

That is some awesome work there Bro, just thought I'd throw in a few ideas to accessorize those Pimpin' Palaces

Slaymate · 30-August-06, 06:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by $SOLID$ Necro


	He he..you should draw up a few dog houses for the rich and famous...you know, with all the latest high tech gadgets to keep Rover happy. That is some awesome work there Bro, just thought I'd throw in a few ideas to accessorize those Pimpin' Palaces

HeHeHe. That is a Great idea. Maybe Buffy will offer me a trade. HeHeHe :-)

Pharaoh · 30-August-06, 07:25 PM

That is some nice work.
I use AutoCad at work but not on any scale like that.
Mostly just for viewing the office blueprints for the buildings I work in.

The Amish Kid · 30-August-06, 07:44 PM

I had a drafting class last year where the second semester was all AutoCad. I liked it and should have taken it agian this year but I didn't. Those are some really awesome drawings though.

MasterP · 30-August-06, 08:22 PM

That's the most amazing PC case I've ever seen!

Seriously though - that's top-notch stuff Slaymate!

darkboricua · 30-August-06, 09:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slaymate


	I've worked for several large home builders in my area. The last one I worked for was bought out by Richmond America Homes. I've opened my own office in Macclenny, Fl with a friend who is a General Contractor. I've drawn about 200 custom homes in the last year and 1/2 :-)

Thats pretty cool. The company I work for is a small drafting studio for Residential, Industrial, additions, etc. Macclenny Florida huh, I live in Apopka, by orlando. We should meet up one day. Should make some interesting talk. CAD and LANS..haha

joecoin · 30-August-06, 10:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slaymate


	While I could draw it in 3D, it would take more than twice as long. Most people don't want to pay that price. The 2D printout for that home in NE Fla. runs $2000. It mets all the local requirements for a permit. While I wasn't advertising for work. I have plently. I can draw any home someone may want. I'd offer a reduced rate and supply the autocad file that could be modified to met local building codes in your areas. It would be even cheaper for any home I've already drawn.

Have you ever designed a home for someone who spends most of their time in a power wheelchair?

Slaymate · 31-August-06, 08:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by joecoin


	Have you ever designed a home for someone who spends most of their time in a power wheelchair?

I've drawn a few homes that were Handicap Accessible. Mostly you just make everything bigger.
Wider hallways, doors and such :-)

Slaymate · 31-August-06, 05:48 PM

Here are the (2) newest Homes I'm working on at the moment.
The 1st is a large home while the 2nd is much smaller :-)
viewing link 1
viewing link 2

joecoin · 31-August-06, 07:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slaymate


	I've drawn a few homes that were Handicap Accessible. Mostly you just make everything bigger. Wider hallways, doors and such :-)

Well, sort of. We need lower cupboards, sinks with faucets and handles toward the front, a giant bathroom with a roll in shower with 2 or more shower heads, ease of ingress and egress with contingency for a cleaning station to knock crud off the wheelchair tires, stuff like that. The idea is to make the wheelchair occupant as independent as possible.

Slaymate · 01-September-06, 08:10 AM

Well there's all kinds of little thing to make a home totally ADA compliant. But mostly
it all involves making things bigger to allow for the wheelchair. Special cabinets, sinks
and such are mostly a pick and choose situation. The trick is making the space available
to acommodate the special items. Which usually means bigger, larger spaces :-)

MLiV · 01-September-06, 09:54 AM

2 years of engineering here. i'll vouch on that being quality work. good job man. i wish i had the balls to go back to school and get my degree.

Computerking · 01-September-06, 10:58 AM

Are you kidding with me .. Wow

I know How To use AuToCaD ,, i only know how to draw a box !! ... But This need some one know AutoCaD from 100 years !! Amazing !

This Take 10/10 And Very Very Cool House !!

Can I Use this Design for built My New House ?? ( When I marred ) loll

Man You Amazing ME , I wish For You From MY heart to be Better and be The best

Good luck Man Amazing !

30-August-06, 06:01 PM		#1 (permalink)
Slaymate PCApex Reviewer From Hell	What I Do / AutoCad Well I've been a member here for quite some time and most of you don't know what I'm really good at. So here you go. If members express an interest I post more of these. I've got 100's. I recommend going here and download and install the AutoDesk DWF Viewer http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/index?id=2404513&siteID=123112 Then when you click on the supplied link viewing link You'll be able to zoom in and pan about with no loss of Quality. Check it out. Here are the gif's to compare with.

30-August-06, 06:05 PM		#2 (permalink)
Twizted Editor/Reviewer/LED Guru	Re: What I Do / AutoCad Thats pretty slick bro. I took classes on this stuff in highschool... never followed through with it, Wish I had.... Would probably be a desent job for me... Nice Work...

30-August-06, 06:06 PM		#3 (permalink)
j-dogg Mystical Schwinn Guru	Re: What I Do / AutoCad 3d wireframe ftmfw

30-August-06, 06:13 PM		#4 (permalink)
darkboricua Apex Tech Fanatic	Re: What I Do / AutoCad Its good to hear that some else in this forum does the same stuff that I have to do at work everyday. Not bad at all. You work at a firm, or do you freelance?

30-August-06, 06:16 PM		#5 (permalink)
The Captain Apex Master Tech	Re: What I Do / AutoCad I play with AutoDesk Inventor at home. I'm currently designing a robot with it.

30-August-06, 06:31 PM		#8 (permalink)
$SOLID$ Necro Mastah Overclocker	Re: What I Do / AutoCad He he..you should draw up a few dog houses for the rich and famous...you know, with all the latest high tech gadgets to keep Rover happy. Tree houses for the kids would be another easy one...People with money would go crazy, just make 3 or 4 basic designs and then you can quickly modify them to the owners specific needs. That is some awesome work there Bro, just thought I'd throw in a few ideas to accessorize those Pimpin' Palaces

30-August-06, 07:25 PM		#10 (permalink)
Pharaoh Apex Tech God	Re: What I Do / AutoCad That is some nice work. I use AutoCad at work but not on any scale like that. Mostly just for viewing the office blueprints for the buildings I work in.

30-August-06, 07:44 PM		#11 (permalink)
The Amish Kid Apex Tech Fanatic	Re: What I Do / AutoCad I had a drafting class last year where the second semester was all AutoCad. I liked it and should have taken it agian this year but I didn't. Those are some really awesome drawings though.

30-August-06, 08:22 PM		#12 (permalink)
MasterP Da' Thunda' From Down Unda'	Re: What I Do / AutoCad That's the most amazing PC case I've ever seen! Seriously though - that's top-notch stuff Slaymate!

31-August-06, 05:48 PM		#16 (permalink)
Slaymate PCApex Reviewer From Hell	Re: What I Do / AutoCad Here are the (2) newest Homes I'm working on at the moment. The 1st is a large home while the 2nd is much smaller :-) viewing link 1 viewing link 2

01-September-06, 08:10 AM		#18 (permalink)
Slaymate PCApex Reviewer From Hell	Re: What I Do / AutoCad Well there's all kinds of little thing to make a home totally ADA compliant. But mostly it all involves making things bigger to allow for the wheelchair. Special cabinets, sinks and such are mostly a pick and choose situation. The trick is making the space available to acommodate the special items. Which usually means bigger, larger spaces :-)

01-September-06, 09:54 AM		#19 (permalink)
MLiV You want news, you got news!	Re: What I Do / AutoCad 2 years of engineering here. i'll vouch on that being quality work. good job man. i wish i had the balls to go back to school and get my degree.

01-September-06, 10:58 AM		#20 (permalink)
Computerking Banned	Re: What I Do / AutoCad Are you kidding with me .. Wow I know How To use AuToCaD ,, i only know how to draw a box !! ... But This need some one know AutoCaD from 100 years !! Amazing ! This Take 10/10 And Very Very Cool House !! Can I Use this Design for built My New House ?? ( When I marred ) loll Man You Amazing ME , I wish For You From MY heart to be Better and be The best Good luck Man Amazing !

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