Do young people today no longer have a set square, or has their spatial awareness deteriorated?
I take an aerial photo of my plot, sketch in where things should go, and stick pictures from the building materials supplier’s brochure next to it for the paver.
This is not high tech at all.
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I take an aerial photo of my plot, sketch in where things should go, and stick pictures from the building materials supplier’s brochure next to it for the paver.
This is not high tech at all.
https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/bauen-jetzt/
Steve_D schrieb:
Why be old-fashioned when you can be modern? Because the paver might still do the work by hand and not with a laptop?
CNC-controlled compactors and lawn edging stones that come directly from a 3D printer in their planned position do not exist yet. In this respect, planning by hand drawing may be old-fashioned, but it is still the current standard practice. Maybe after the next CeBIT or Systems trade show it won’t be anymore, but (to the best of my humble knowledge) for now it is.
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