MY WORK:
I am a drafter.  But I am currently working at home providing installation support for people that buy student edtions of programs from
Autodesk, Inc., a company that produces drafting and 3D animation software.
       Drafters create and modify drawings that someone will use as a visual guide to build or make something.  Most people call these drawings blueprints or schematics, but we generally refer to them as engingeering drawings, shop drawings, architectural plans, or just simply drawings.
      I use AutoCAD (r), a program made by
Autodesk, Inc.  This company makes other programs for 3-dimensional parametric modelling and computer animation.
      I work for
Star Training Institute, 3015 East Skelly Drive, Tulsa, OK, 74105 (918-747-9333).  Their main business is workshops about AutoCAD (r), other Autodesk products, and other productivity software.  In addition to the workshops, they have a testing center for academic and professional exams, and a placement and temporary employment service for engineers and drafters.  I have worked for them drafting on a contract basis.  The clients I have served  include manufacturers of oilfield equipment, overhead cranes, industrial lubricating systems, aircraft parts, and computer mounts for semis.
    
STI trained me in manual and computer-aided drafting, with an empahsis on electrical and mechanical applications.  Through them I received a certifiicate from the American Drafting and Design Association.
These are samples of some of the 3-D work I have done.  The large object is a portable jib crane made of structural steel elements.  The two smaller objects are a matching set: one represents the end of a sucker rod (used in drilling oil wells) and the other is the coupler that joins two sucker rods together.  The company that makes the sucker rods was having a problems with the threads failing.  They needed three-dimensional models to plug into some sophisticated software to do some analysis to determine the cause of the failure.  I was chosen to create these models because I knew how to create a fully three-dimensional representation of the threads. These are wireframe images of the models..
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