The Program Screwjack.lsp & its other supporting files Design and Draw the entire Assembly & Detailed drawing as well as its Bill of Material & design parameters as per specified by user in AutoCAD R14,2000,2002.
File List:
Bill of Material.dwg
41Kb
Output of Program.dwg
91Kb
Screwjack.DCL
7Kb
Screwjack.LSP
59Kb
Screwjack.sld
3Kb
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