DaveZR2
Mechanical
- Aug 6, 2008
- 16
Hi,
We are a manufacturer of laboratory equipment. Recently we have been getting requests for CAD Blocks of our equipment that can be inserted into architectural drawings.
To do this I've been creating 2D top view drawings of our product in AutoCAD 2006. I was pretty proud of myself.
...Until recently someone came back to us and asked if we had CAD files with "plans and elevations". I thought elevations just meant specifying the height of the machine, but apparently not since I had that on the original drawings that I had sent to this architect.
Does anyone have a clue what I need to do? I'd ask the architect but I'd rather try here first since it's slightly important that we don't look clueless to them.
I'd appreciate any advice you can give me.
Thanks
We are a manufacturer of laboratory equipment. Recently we have been getting requests for CAD Blocks of our equipment that can be inserted into architectural drawings.
To do this I've been creating 2D top view drawings of our product in AutoCAD 2006. I was pretty proud of myself.
...Until recently someone came back to us and asked if we had CAD files with "plans and elevations". I thought elevations just meant specifying the height of the machine, but apparently not since I had that on the original drawings that I had sent to this architect.
Does anyone have a clue what I need to do? I'd ask the architect but I'd rather try here first since it's slightly important that we don't look clueless to them.
I'd appreciate any advice you can give me.
Thanks
