Birthday pot Information

4 comments:

minimake... said...

What is the background? (Kitchen, living room), house, factory, chemical plant?

There are several conditions for receiving CAD software related to real estate. You can find models there. Programs such as Autocad handle well. Perhaps you can find patterns in DXF. You can find 3D models of houses, if it helps.

Ikea has a downloadable software for the decoration. I do not know if you have all the models.

Factories and plants can with an architecture of complex software to be designed. Be Dont'think to models.

Edit: For home or business. I think you're not an architect and do not need anything professional, but I want to find only the flat base at the bottom, pull, and not from design to construction design standards and regulations.
OK, you said, as JW drawingwise manual or CAD. A package might be appropriate, is cadstandard
http://www.apperson.org/cadstd/index.htm ...
You can find examples of planes in the same place.

January 19, 2010 at 4:22 AM

J W said...

w / only pen and paper with a kind of graph paper, just for him. could fit all square or other. Yay 2 points!

January 19, 2010 at 1:35 PM

Nika said...

I know of no models online, but if you only have to develop a simple plan, you see the paper. Try to stay away from class with an extremely low places, where the area that you draw is high. The scale used most often is 1 square foot = 1, but I have friends who represents a 2x2 block use on the 1 square meter of paper if you need more information. Even if you are to Home Depot, Lowe's, Staples or sell the models in the architecture, the move fit on your graph paper, and can scale devices (ovens, beds, baths, etc..) However, I am assuming you want to call and interior. When you create an outdoor space to share their land in the fields and the same divisions on the graph paper. With the network as a guide.
AutoCAD is good, but it takes its time to learn and use.

January 20, 2010 at 12:04 AM

Nika said...

I know of no models online, but if you only have to develop a simple plan, you see the paper. Try to stay away from class with an extremely low places, where the area that you draw is high. The scale used most often is 1 square foot = 1, but I have friends who represents a 2x2 block use on the 1 square meter of paper if you need more information. Even if you are to Home Depot, Lowe's, Staples or sell the models in the architecture, the move fit on your graph paper, and can scale devices (ovens, beds, baths, etc..) However, I am assuming you want to call and interior. When you create an outdoor space to share their land in the fields and the same divisions on the graph paper. With the network as a guide.
AutoCAD is good, but it takes its time to learn and use.

January 20, 2010 at 12:04 AM