Technological
advances cause some professions to cease to exist, but in the case of drafting
technicians, it just made their desks smaller and tidier.
AutoCAD was
released in 1982 and by 1994 as many as 750 training centers had been using it
worldwide. Before, drafting required pencils, erasers, t-squares, and much more
time. And the photos below really show it.
Looking at
them, you can almost hear the rustling paper. Now, architectural, electrical
and other drafters are mainly clicking their mouse and keyboard. Scroll down to
check out what the old days were like.
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