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would be interesting to see more on the drafting/design/modeling with cnc programs tools being used by smaller budgeted firms and the suggested progression into leading edge software and practices. it’s a reality that we are where we are. although it should not hinder further progression into proven practices of work processes. I mean, we once put pencil to the board. Now maybe we have cad and possibly a hard copy of intended work flow or router and document control instructions. Next……..would be the leading edge elements PLM, etc…. but for now, how can or how do existing companies in the “cad hard copy” status making these tools work for them with one eye on the PLM arena.