MOOF04
Rear Rack
Basic Rear detail showing permanent/removable structure and quick disconnects, etc. I used Visio for drawing, and exported to JPG for these pics to share with you. It works well, because I can draw to scale as to see what will work aesthetically and structurally. I can easily change the design as well and compare multiple versions. Finally, I can pdf the entire drawing and send it to the fabricator or anyone else. I use Visio a lot for any type of home renovations, improvements, landscaping, woodworking build, or anything requiring a topology or drawing of sorts. Working with scale allows me to quickly see what will or wont work and quickly make the change. Understanding there are better programs for designing structures such as AutoCAD, this is cheaper, and much easier to use. I highly recommend it for those who want to draw but do not need to get crazy... I used to use graph paper for my woodworking designs, however changes/comparisons were time consuming and cumbersome. Once i found Visio many years ago, I never looked back... Microsoft owns it now, and you can get a free trial from their website as to give it a shot...
Rear Rack
Basic Rear detail showing permanent/removable structure and quick disconnects, etc. I used Visio for drawing, and exported to JPG for these pics to share with you. It works well, because I can draw to scale as to see what will work aesthetically and structurally. I can easily change the design as well and compare multiple versions. Finally, I can pdf the entire drawing and send it to the fabricator or anyone else. I use Visio a lot for any type of home renovations, improvements, landscaping, woodworking build, or anything requiring a topology or drawing of sorts. Working with scale allows me to quickly see what will or wont work and quickly make the change. Understanding there are better programs for designing structures such as AutoCAD, this is cheaper, and much easier to use. I highly recommend it for those who want to draw but do not need to get crazy... I used to use graph paper for my woodworking designs, however changes/comparisons were time consuming and cumbersome. Once i found Visio many years ago, I never looked back... Microsoft owns it now, and you can get a free trial from their website as to give it a shot...