how can get better at engineering drawing?
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Read the manual, pay attention, and practice. Thats what I do for a living. Learn Pro-E, it's pretty much the standard now a days.
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Simply pratice good form. Practice doesn't make perfect but perfect practice does. Try using different pens i.e. grip thickness, shape, pen type ink type etc. Also try copying a paragraph written by a freind who has handwriting like what you would like to have. Hope I've helped
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I am studing electrical. i f i were u i will do Civil. A friend of mine did architecture and is finding it difficul to get a job. The reason is there is so much CAD/ drawing program available and easy to learn. A company could buy Auto cad and train someone to use it.\nCivil has a lot of money if your are in the right location, like Florida for eg.\ngood luck.
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Depends on you.\n\nI find it best to thrash out some ideas with pen and paper. Firm things up and develop them. Choose a couple of ideas you like best from the lot and draw them up on applications like Illustrator or Corel Draw.\n\nFrom there it's a process of refining and getting feedback for your work.
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it depends on your field in engineering , civil  engineer? architectural engineer ? electrical mechanical ...etc. .... try to find out sites in concern to your interests , articles , images , be up-to-date always , it's amazing to know the latest technelogoy in your field you will be even better than your doctors or colleagues ... try to think in different ways and be creative  , ask yourself how can i do something they will love for a long time , use simple solutions for complex problems initially before thinking of complex solution ,,,,, and , be a self-confidant ,,, good luck
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i wonder engineering students wud need this kinda help.. \nbut there's a better way to make money ... try coaching students for getting into premier engineering colleges ... coz maths is their  biggest hurdle!
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There are three schools of thought on it.  One, you can adjust your stance for a draw.  Your lead foot needs to be in front of you back foot.  Then, take your normal swing, this can cause a draw.  Two, you can adjust your swing path.  An inside-out swing can produce a draw.  Third, you can adopt a strong grip which can produce a draw.  Try all three, and or a combination of the three.
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Check out SketchUp.  Not exactly Autocad and only free as in beer, but it looks pretty cool.\n\nYou can also find lots of CAD programs on freshmeat.net or get a trial copy of AutoCAD.
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Um, well, are you talking about drawings or models? Either way they can get pretty intricate. Maybe you ought to make your next question a little more specific we can actually help you.
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Well, almost every engineered product such as cars and bridges and rockets and even iPods require drawings to show how they're going to be made.  Even for 3D objects, those drawings are still largely 2D, and 2D geometry is indispensible in the development of those 2D drawings.  This is true even for computer workstations that work with 3D representation of products, because all the cross sections are still 2D, and engineers need those cross sections to help with the analysis.
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With enough pressure any fluid may be used to creat domes, caps, ect in your sheet metals. By sing the same processes in deep drawing you could in theory use pressuized fluid by restraining the sides of your medal, but I would guess you might get irregular shapes by just applying this pressure randomly.\nIf you were to possibly use an iron (solid) stencil to say over the top of your sheet metal, then apply the pressurized fluid you might achieve the design in the stencil.\nThat's about all I can tell you, I'm not an engineer.
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AutoCad is the best, but it is very hard to use if you are beginners\nTry this free architectural software, DesignWorkshop Lite, it is easier and have 2D and 3D drawing options, works on win 98 or later win os, slower pc probably can use that too.\nhttp://www.artifice.com/free/dw_lite.html
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try finding  some sort of idea u can revole around! i had to memorize some lines and i did it (and lots of practice) \nread it over and over again and then ull start getitng some lines, so u look away from the paper as u get to those lines and in no time ull get them just right!  also u can write the lines down.... helps a  lot when u do it urself! \n\n\ngood luck
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google diagrams and draw it out
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I'd simply use a table, however if you want to get very detailed, you could use the Word Drawing tools to do this same thing
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I am like that too. Always been good at drawing 3D objects, figuring out the shape of parts for building the log cabin, reading maps, etc. I'd say the most obvious career with this skill is architecture, design, or video game development, but biochem is a good paying job too. Just make sure that visual models do play a role in real industry (as opposed to high-school classes).
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try sketchswap.com\n\nA great way to draw and get drawings back\n\nAlso register with a competition page and get lots of chances to win prizes - even a holiday to get out of work\n\nFind a posting board that you can get through the work firewall and make friends\n\nTake extended toilet breaks\n\nWalk around the building looking for a guy called "John" that works in accounting, unless you have a "John" then look for Jeff ;)\n\nBuild a house out of paperclips\n\nDelete all your e-mails that are actually relevant and wait for IT to find them - do this at least once a week for fun and to give the IT dept something to do\n\nEat cheese\n\nSend e-mails to the girl/boy you like in the office\n\nSteal stationary\n\nMove other people's work so that they think they are going mad.\n\nDance\n\nSing