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Originally Posted by CamFam1
Thanks for all your guidance everyone. Please consider another dimension to the question.
If you are running short on time, when would you come to a point where you would say do it in paper and pencil and forego putting pressure on CAD so you can have a robot rather than possibly risking not having a robot?
I see how it's ideal to CAD. When do you let it go and try using paper and pencil? Have you had any experiences like this? How did it go?
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If you think about it, having full CAD of all the components can save the time you are losing by perhaps figuring out dimensions on paper. The fabrication process goes
a lot faster, which is what Adam basically said.
We learn how to create properly dimensioned tool assisted drawings too though.
Graph paper is the shizzz.