CAD for pattern
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Does anybody know something about "RCcad"? I t is a software to design r/c planes I have dowloaded as a demo. I am considering using it to design a 2M pattern plane and built it myself. I wanted to know if anybody has experience with this or have it used for the same purpose. Pros? Cons? anything.
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Manuel
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Manuel
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Speaking from Experience of designing a lot of aircraft it's acutally easier for someone with an untrained eye (and mind) to scribble a workable design on paper.
The reason being is that looking at a screen is COMPLETELY different to looking at an aircraft, full size on your drafting table.
You will instantly get a feel for what you're designing if you grab a pencil. Lots of printouts are required before you reach the same thing on CAD.
The reason being is that looking at a screen is COMPLETELY different to looking at an aircraft, full size on your drafting table.
You will instantly get a feel for what you're designing if you grab a pencil. Lots of printouts are required before you reach the same thing on CAD.
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I agree with Renegade in that there is alot of work in designing in cad. Especially if you want to depict the details. See: www.geocities.com/markhunt_2000/INSIGHT




