You may be wondering what the need for 2D drafting is, especially since we live in an advanced world with 3D modelling. 2D drafting is the traditional method of passing product manufacturing information to the machinist on the shop floor. It was the primary communication tool for engineers to properly and successfully pass designs for product manufacturing. There are, however, a few shortcomings of 2D drafting such as time burden and frequency errors which tend to delay the project manufacturing time. Pros and Cons of 3D modelling There are many issues that people encounter regarding 2D drafting, some of these
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