ABOUT
 Computers are a closed book to many of the older generations of model engineers, despite the fact that more than one-third of all British households now have a personal computer. By taking one step at a time, the computer can soon be tamed and turned into a versatile drawing tool with many advantages over traditional draughting methods.

Derek Brown's demonstrations and lectures on the subject at various model engineering exhibitions over the past few years have proved very popular. In this book he seeks to strip away the mystique surrounding the subject by avoiding jargon and providing practical advice on how to choose the right system and to make progress with it.

    CONTENTS LIST
    Foreword
    Introduction
    Chapter 1 - The philosophy of CAD
    Chapter 2 - Computer power required
    Chapter 3 - Starting the drawing process
    Chapter 4 - Figures and shapes: trimming and extending
    Chapter 5 - Editing drawings
    Chapter 6 - Editing - the power of copying
    Chapter 7 - Hatching and filling
    Chapter 8 - Scaling
    Chapter 9 - Components
    Chapter 10 - Drawing text and presentation of drawings
    Chapter 11 - Dimensioning
    Chapter 12 - Some ideas for speedy operation
    Chapter 13 - Projection and development
    Chapter 14 - Plotters and printers
    Chapter 15 - File management

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An excellent series of model engineering book which would be interest to not only model engineers but also those that with full-size machinery

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