Tag: CNC File Preperation

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Shop Drawings

Shop and Fabrication drawings are my specialties.  Fine Woodworking is my passion, and so is the attention to detail that defines my work.

My drawing skills can build 3D models of most things you can imagine. My drawings are– what you see– is what you get. If the parts fit correctly in the model, they fit correctly in fabrication. I create CNC and waterjet files from 2D drawings when they are fairly straightforward, but complex objects must fit, so I create them by extracting the parts from the model. I have an excellent track of making all the puzzle pieces fit.

SHOP DRAWING CATEGORIES:

CABINETS
TRADE SHOWS
TEST
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Freelance Drafting

I work freelance remotely for many companies throughout The United States. I build virtual prototypes on the computer. The best of both worlds is a 3D model and an orthographic projection on the same sheet of drafting.

The 3D model clarifies details that are not clear on the original design drawings. Whether the project is scenery for the theatre or architectural millwork having hands-on experience is crucial for the technical designer to be able to draw accurate plans. I spent many years building what I now draw for my clients.

Freelance Draftsman

Freelance Design and Construction Drawings
John Romeo Technical Designer
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AUTOCAD Drafting

AutoCAD drafting for Events, Scenery, Millwork, Architecture, Theatre, Film and Fabrication Drawings.

My experience with using AutoCAD is both extensive and intensive because I used it for so many projects. I do most of my preliminary work in AutoCAD and use it to produce many of my 2D drawings sets. The import and export functions in AutoCAD make working with other CAD programs possible. AutoCAD is the glue that ties together the SketchUp files, VectorWorks files, Rhino files, PDF files, and Illustrator files that I get from project managers.

Model Space Screen Shots Working in AutoCAD