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   forestgirl | Jun 05, 2003 06:27pm | #1

   This recent thread has some discussion of same topic:

   http://forums.taunton.com/tp-knots/messages?msg=12404.1

   None of us has found the magazine yet, but there was a review of sorts a couple of months ago.

   forestgirl -- you can take the girl out of the forest, but you can't take the forest out of the girl   ;-)

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   AlanTurner | Jun 05, 2003 09:27pm | #2

   The mag. is Popular woodworking, and I got my cc in an order from L-N, as a freebie.  The "review" was less than helpful, IMHO.  I think it was in the March or April issue.

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   forestgirl | Jun 05, 2003 11:32pm | #3

   "...less than helpful."  That's probably why I didn't remember which mag it was in!forestgirl -- you can take the girl out of the forest, but you can't take the forest out of the girl   ;-)

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   Inletjoe | Jun 06, 2003 05:48am | #4

   Dano,

     Go to amazon .com and do asearch for Quick Cad from Autodesk . I just got it and its pretty cool. $46 + dollars. There is a learning curve

                                                                                   Good Luck,

                                                                                    Joe McDonnell  

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   Colinjb | Jun 06, 2003 09:48pm | #5

   Dano, I use Corel Draw 11 for all my drawings for joinery plans etc. Before I used Corel Xara for a number of years until I changed to a Mac.

   see,jay,bee

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   danman71 | Jun 08, 2003 02:25am | #6

   Thanks everyone!

   I believe it's something I will take up slowly.  Same old story:  buy a book on it , read about it, then try it out, take a class if the desire is there.  That system seems to work for everything.

   Have a good day.

   Dano

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   LarryPile | Jun 09, 2003 06:38am | #7

   Hi Dano, et al,

   I use a program call DrawLite..from Bridge City Toolworks.

   It was $50-$60 bucks, is incredibly user-friendly and does what I need it to do.  I use it for all of my furniture designs...tables, dressers, boxes, etc.

   It's not a sophisticated CAD program....won't do 3D modeling, etc.  But I was using it out of the box after an hour....very short learning curve.

   E-mail me if you've got questions:  [email protected] or http://www.kesslercraftsman.com