Whose job is it to do this?
Whose job is it to do this?
(OP)
I'm a one man operation (for now) with furniture design ideas and a drive to see them materialized. Not long ago, I passed on a drawing of a chair to a friend's friend, a graphic artist, CAD draftsman based in the UK (I'm in Hong Kong). After I explained to him the technical alterations I wanted to make to the chair (using alloys) he declined the work, for lack on experience he said. My question is: Am I knocking on the wrong door? Whose job is it to do this:
1. Technical drawings for manufacturing purpose
2. Work-in-progress drawings for me to visualize my design changes
3. A finished, 3D rendition for presentation/marketing purpose
Thanks for your assistance because I'm a bit puzzled right now.
1. Technical drawings for manufacturing purpose
2. Work-in-progress drawings for me to visualize my design changes
3. A finished, 3D rendition for presentation/marketing purpose
Thanks for your assistance because I'm a bit puzzled right now.





RE: Whose job is it to do this?
The technologist should also be able to spec all your materials and processes.
The technologist will have a two year technical diploma, the technician less than a year technical training. I'm not sure what the equivalents are in the UK or HK.
Strictly speaking this is design work which by law in Canada should be carried out by an engineer, but I think that would be a bit overkill for this situation.
RE: Whose job is it to do this?
RE: Whose job is it to do this?
Thanks again for your assistance.
RE: Whose job is it to do this?
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