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Author Topic: Drawings, any do-it-yourself enthusiast?  (Read 920 times)

Alistair

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Drawings, any do-it-yourself enthusiast?
« on: 07-21-11 at 03:14 am »
I wonder if there's anyone who chooses to make his/her own designs, if so, any particular software you can recommend?
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Re: Drawings, any do-it-yourself enthusiast?
« Reply #1 on: 07-21-11 at 09:28 am »
I use OpenOffice.org.

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Re: Drawings, any do-it-yourself enthusiast?
« Reply #2 on: 07-21-11 at 09:34 am »
Google SketchUp is also pretty good. 
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Re: Drawings, any do-it-yourself enthusiast?
« Reply #3 on: 02-01-12 at 03:04 pm »
I use CorelDraw. If it's something really complex, I farm it out, but do most myself. Helps keep the budget down, and I'm decent with Corel.

If you don't want to pay, Google Sketchup ain't bad. There are some open source programs that aren't bad either.
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