I’ve been thinking a lot about how small mistakes in CAD drawings can cascade into bigger issues on-site or in production. Things like layer mismatches, outdated references, or inconsistent dimensions are surprisingly common, even in experienced teams.
Some practices I’ve seen work well include:
Standardizing layer names and drawing templates across projects
Using a strict version control system so everyone works on the latest files
Having quick peer reviews before submitting drawings
Leveraging CAD tools’ built-in checking features to catch errors automatically
Curious to hear what others do to reduce errors and maintain consistency in their CAD drawings. For teams that want extra support or faster turnaround, some also choose to Outsource Drafting for certain tasks without overloading the in-house team. Any little tricks or workflows that really save headaches?
