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For what it's worth, JT -

I recently was working with a 'pre-cast' stone outfit in Las Vegas, NV.  One 
of the key decision makers in the company told me that he was having trouble 
finding people who wanted to draft architectural stuff anymore.

I'm currently in school, so I'm not working as a draftsman yet.  Though 
AutoDesk owns like 90% of the market share because of AutoCAD, my teachers 
are all raving about Revit.  3D seems to be a MUST for any future work.

Good luck to you.  I've thought about freelancing, too, but have too many 
responsibilities to be able to justify the risk.  I hope you do well.

Tim
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>I am investigating the possibility of working from home creating AutoCAD
> drawings. My experience is in the Electrical/Electronic field, but I also
> have created computer and network drawings. Does anyone know if this is
> feasible and would I be able to get work over the net? Additionally, my
> experience includes database modeling but that work experience is with a
> different software package other that AutoCAD.  Please relate your
> experiences and suggestions to me.
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