Turn Buckle Autocad Block
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Altamura, R.A. Altamura Architectural Consulting and SoftWorx, Autodesk Authorized Developer ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 'JC' wrote in message news:5389971@discussion.autodesk.com.
Anyone have a good source for 2D or 3D structural hardware and or connections? I'm currently looking for a turnbuckle/tension rod tie drawing/model. Anyone have any good sources for this kind of material and/or suppliers who have cad details of their product line? Much Thanks, Jonathan.
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Altamura Architectural Consulting and SoftWorx, Autodesk Authorized Developer -----------------------------------------------------------------------; 'R.A.' Wrote in message news:5390171@discussion.autodesk.com. Altamura, R.A. Dvdfab 8 qt serial number. Altamura Architectural Consulting and SoftWorx, Autodesk Authorized Developer ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 'JC' wrote in message news:5389971@discussion.autodesk.com. Anyone have a good source for 2D or 3D structural hardware and or connections? I'm currently looking for a turnbuckle/tension rod tie drawing/model.
Anyone have any good sources for this kind of material and/or suppliers who have cad details of their product line? Much Thanks, Jonathan.