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rollingstein
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Warning: Rant ahead
I get more and more drawings from vendors where all lines seem to be of the same thickness. Makes it awfully hard to tell if a line's a dimension line, a leader, a projection or a real part outline.
Do others share my annoyance? Is this an evil of the post-AutoCAD era? Or is this when they send me those as pdf's?
It's not just some iffy small vendor, but even reputable ones seem to send such uni-darkness line drawings.
Has the legacy of 2H, H, HB, B, 2B etc. been relegated to the trash can? Or am I unusually unlucky in encountering these moronic draftsmen?
Sigh.
/end rant
I get more and more drawings from vendors where all lines seem to be of the same thickness. Makes it awfully hard to tell if a line's a dimension line, a leader, a projection or a real part outline.
Do others share my annoyance? Is this an evil of the post-AutoCAD era? Or is this when they send me those as pdf's?
It's not just some iffy small vendor, but even reputable ones seem to send such uni-darkness line drawings.
Has the legacy of 2H, H, HB, B, 2B etc. been relegated to the trash can? Or am I unusually unlucky in encountering these moronic draftsmen?
Sigh.
/end rant