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Detail from Plan

Illustration of Architectural Drawing Conversion

Complete Plan

Illustration of Architectural Drawing Conversion

Elevation Detail from Drawing

Illustration of Architectural Drawing Conversion

Complete Elevation Drawing

Illustration of Architectural Drawing Conversion

Architectural CAD Conversion

These plans of a country club were originally drawn by hand. When the club began a remodeling project they scanned in the plans. We converted them to CAD, using a modern architectural layering convention and cross-checked that the indicated dimensions matched those that were scaled off the plans. The architect then used the CAD as the basis for the design of the refurbishment work.





Detail from Plan

Illustration of Civil Engineering Drawing Conversion


Complete Plan

Illustration of Civil Engineering Drawing Conversion

Civil Engineering CAD Conversion

Civil Engineering drawings often contain dense layers of information. This example of a water plan illustrates how our CAD operators do a great job deciphering the content of the scanned original and drafting it in correct, color coded, CAD layers.





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Detail from Drawing

Illustration of Plant Drawing Conversion


Complete Drawing

Illustration of Plant Drawing Conversion

General Arrangement Conversion

This drawing was from a package of fifty converted to CAD in advance of a major upgrade to a chemical plant. The engineering firm that undertook the upgrade used the drawings as the starting point for their redesigns.





Detail from Drawing

Illustration of Mechanical Drawing Conversion


Complete Drawing

Illustration of Mechanical Drawing Conversion

Mechanical Conversion

This drawing was one of a set depicting parts of log flume at a paper company. As is common with older drawings, the paper had distorted over time so the scans were somewhat skewed. Our drafting corrected this and squared up the drawings.





Detail from Drawing

Illustration of P&ID Drawing Conversion


Complete Drawing

Illustration of P&ID Drawing Conversion

P&ID Conversion

P&IDs are full of small informational details, many of them similar. We pay particular attention to accurate transcription of these.



Detail from Drawing

Illustration of Naval Architecture Drawing DWG Conversion

Complete Drawing

Illustration of Naval Architecture Drawing Conversion

Naval Architecture Conversion

The original Naval Architect's drawings were converted to CAD and used as the basis for a fire control systems project.





Detail from Drawing

Illustration of Tax Map DWG Conversion


Complete Drawing

Illustration of Tax Map DWG Conversion

Tax Map Conversion

Though the linework in tax maps is relatively simple the many dimensions and reference numbers must be carefully replicated in the CAD file.






Detail from Drawing

Illustration of Topo Map DWG Conversion


Complete Drawing

Illustration of Topo Map DWG Conversion

Topo Map Conversion

Conversion of Topo Maps involves careful tracing of contour lines.






Detail from Drawing

Illustration of Wiring Diagram DWG Conversion


Complete Drawing

Illustration of Wiring Diagram DWG Conversion

Wiring Diagram Conversion

In this example the conversion required the incorporation of markup (redline) made on the original drawings.






Satellite Image

Satellite Image of Industrial Site


DWG made from Image

DWG made from Satellite Image

Site Plan from Satellite Image

Provided one accepts the limitations when taking off dimensions from satellite or aerial imagery, it is possible to create CAD site plans.




Logo drafted in CAD

Logo

Logos are usually designed with print or screen in mind. When they are used for cutting signage or ornaments they have to be converted to CAD vectors. This is an example of one of our logo conversions to CAD.