WEll, i wish I could say it was with my bow, but the landowner needed to fill some crop damage tags so i helped him out. Got two deer on Saturday, so fresh venison is in the freezer.
Dandbuck

can't beat that!

Dan - empty ur inbox! I'm gonna get carpal tunnel if I keep sending you messages and get the "Box Full" prompt. LOL

Sorry bud! As you know I'm not too good at this computer stuff. I can draw a 3D model and throw it into a drawing, but I can't hardly do anything with email. lol
Dan

Wow, getting a jump on things! Congrats and I'm jealous!

Out of curiousity, what do you do for a living? Something to do with drafting I'm assuming.....mechanical or architectural?!?

Zubba
To satisfy your curiosity, I own a metal fabricating business. I do solid modeling 3D drafting a bit, although I just hired a guy to do that for me since I am too busy with running the business to draft parts any longer.On a side note, owning a metal fab shop does have it's advantages when it comes to "building ideas", however,but my wife says I "live" at the shop , lol!
Dandbuck

I see I see. That is neat. I was only curious because I went to college for mechanical drafting/engineering. But after college, made the transistion to architectural drafting and design and am familiar with 5 solid modeling programs......and I lived in Wisconson for 24 years, so I thought I might have been familiar with the company you were designing for.

No problem, my company is BDT Inc. Our program of choice is SolidWorks. Do mainly do work for the cranberry harvest industry, but we have done jobs for almost everyone in every industry.
Dandbuck

Ah, yes SolidWorks. Nice program, as powerful as a lot of other 3d modeling programs without the LONG learning curve. Mechanical-wise....SolidWorks and Pro-E would have to be my top two favorite programs. Although SolidWorks is more user friendly.