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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Newcastle, NSW
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Currently I'm in the process of doing another Tafe course, and the one I'm looking at is a diploma in techinical drawing (engineering).
I've always been interested in the manufacturing side, as I done a fitting/machining course a few years ago, but I did touch on the basics of techinical drawing, and have always wanted to expand on it. When this opportunity came up I took it. I still have enrollment details to fill out, but I would just like the get some thoughts who does this profession for a living, or something similar, and what you think about it. Any advice you can give me would be much appreciated. Thanks, Ryan.  |
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Does anyone do technical drawing for a living?
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