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26th Sep 2010 06:37 pm #11Full Member
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What's this gig paying anyway?
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26th Sep 2010 08:13 pm #12Super Moderator
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27th Sep 2010 12:33 pm #13Senior Member
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You gotta love Red333 response, so David Brent!
How about £20 via PayPal Gift (no fee’s).Apparently Revit is the FUTURE but all I know is AutoCAD.
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29th Sep 2010 05:33 pm #14Senior Member
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Bobzy20,
Do you have any elevations or at least height dimensions? It looks like there's a lot of guesswork here. If you still need it done, I've got plenty of SketchUp experience too.
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30th Sep 2010 11:26 am #15Super Member
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£20.......... i think you are slightly under there pal! maybe add another 0 and you may get some interest.
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30th Sep 2010 11:30 pm #16Senior Member
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I'm talking about somebody drawing the same as my 2 jpeg images, no 3D visuals just 2D work.
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30th Sep 2010 11:43 pm #17Quantum Mechanic
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Gosh...this should have been done by now. What's the hold up? The price?
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1st Oct 2010 12:28 am #18Super Moderator
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Then why did you post in the Sketchup section?
Originally Posted by Bobzy20
You should have posted this in the Autocad section."Work Smart, Not Hard"
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1st Oct 2010 10:16 am #19Senior Member
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Because I wanted it done in SketchUp!
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I admire your style Bobzy20 - go for it!
Boo, just testing if this is 'the signature', i WILL make a better one...when I can think of one... ah, I have it!...no, too silly...ummmm
right, here it is - no, much too serious, ummmm
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