Sample work

Complete sets, not screenshots

Every sheet below was drawn by Clearline CAD to show how we draw. None of it is client material, so there is nothing confidential in any of it, and every sheet is marked not for construction. Open a set and judge the drawings.

Structural steel

6 sheets · PDF

Six sheets from a framed mezzanine job, cover sheet through typical connections. The same set-up covers any structural, miscellaneous or ornamental steel package.

  • Framing plan with piece marks
  • Beam, column and base plate details
  • Weld symbols, bolt schedule, anchor rods
  • Bill of material tied to the detail marks
  • AISC 360 and AWS D1.1 general notes
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Stone & solid surface

5 sheets · PDF

A kitchen in engineered quartz, laid out the way a shop needs to cut it. Same approach for any countertop or solid surface work.

  • Plan with seam locations and cutouts
  • Piece details with fabrication dimensions
  • Edge profiles and waterfall detail
  • Island elevation and support brackets
  • Material schedule and scope exclusions
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Generated quantities & nesting

3 sheets · PDF

Output sheets from the pipeline. To watch it actually run, see the drawing pipeline.

  • Edge schedule by linear foot, per profile
  • Piece details with square footage
  • Slab layout with yield and kerf
  • Cut sequence noted for guillotine saws
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Standards & block library

3 sheets · PDF

The reusable content behind the sets above, and the reason a second package looks exactly like the first.

  • Annotation blocks drawn at plot size
  • Detail bubbles, section marks, rev tags
  • Title block and sheet borders
  • Layer and line weight standards
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Working to your standards instead of ours is normal. Send your title block, layer standard and a set of your existing drawings, and the work comes back looking like yours rather than like ours. That is usually the first thing we set up on a new account.
There is a live version of the automation too. The drawing pipeline demo runs the whole sequence: an interior elevation and a bid go in, and a built model, a dimensioned drawing set and a panel-level cut list come out.
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