Help with house plans

I know exactly what you mean. And that is exactly why I was asking for help.
I was a welder / fitter years back for a couple of years and I put together
drawings that most mechanical engineer would say are useless, but the
fabricators say it's exactly what they need. The few years I worked in
fabrication gave me the knowledge to know what is needed in the shop and
what is a waste of ink and paper. I left early yesterday and shut off my
computer so the ftp was down. I've started it back up so you can download
them ftp://66.147.53.58/ or send me your email at jason@(NOSPAM)deltank.com
Thanks.

 

all my drawings are targeted for manufacturing, i really dont care bout "industry standards", they welders and machinists i work with know what to expect from me, and i give them working drawings, i dont make them do the math. the take my drawings as gospel, as they should, i dont screw them over. not the same can be said of my peers.

 

FTP log showed 72 downloads and got 16 emails from people offering help.
Just wanted to thank everyone, especially Chip Harper for responding back.
Plans are going to the builder next week. Hopefully I can beat Allen
Greenspan to the bank.

 

Your welcome.

 

Jason

Really well done. Most of the dimensions didn't work on my machine. The
fractions are placed behind the dimension text (unreadable). Also, it look
like some bleed through with electrical and possibly second floor windows
shown on the first floor. But I am really impressed, alot went into it and
you did a masterful job.
Now, as far as the plan itself:
1. it would be more cost effecient to move the back wall out flush and get
rid of the bay in the nook. Plus your great room would be better larger.
2. you don't have a coat closet for entry from the front door.
3. I didn't see the sections you cut on the foundation, were they not done
yet?

I'll look at it some more and get back to you soon.

A friend
Cecil

 

Sure wish my grass looked that good!

Anne

 

bravo