Hi all
I think that the choice of tool used to produce the work is (almost) irrelevant. I say almost because there are instances when the client dictates what type of drawings and documentation needs to be delivered. In my experience it was a particular software that needed to be used. There are ways around that but that’s for another discussion.
But the most important thing is that a high quality of drawings and documentation is delivered regardless of the tools used to achieve it. But even more important is that a fantastic built outcome must be the end result.
Regards
Paul Stafford
CADsmarter
