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<body> <div> Your web browser doesn't allow frames<br> Click here: <a href="http://caddrawings.info/html">caddrawings.info - information on 2d cad, 2d cad software and beyond</a><br><br><br>The truth is that making 2d drawings is fast and easy, but the output is still a 2D drawing, which does not readily work with downstream systems like purchasing and manufacturing. In some cases 2d drawings are sufficient but 90% of the time they are not. In prototyping, for example, a 3d model has to be made because most of the prototyping machines require 3d data. In fact, the majority of the machines used to manufacture parts need 3d cad files and do not read 2d cad drawings because 2d drawings do not contain all information needed to develop a three-dimensional product. <br><br> When using 2d cad drawings during the manufacturing stage, numerous problems arise. Viewing 3d cad models helps identify errors early. These errors can be found while simulating the matching and mating of parts. Through the use of 3d cad, the assembly process of any given product can be simulated, visualized and analyzed before the design goes into production. 3d cad models are essential beforehand in determining the volume of material needed to mold specific parts as well. The use of 3d cad files also ensures that a design has sufficient room for other parts within the design.<br><br> The fact still remains that 2d cad files can be produced in a relatively short amount of time at low cost and the software available ranges from proprietary to freeware to open source. Is 2d cad sufficient in your case? Send us your 2d cad data for review at no cost and explain your plans for your design.<br> </div> </body>