14 lbs is 7 kilo i think.

about 28oz

1 oz is about 28 gramm,

2.2 lbs is roughly 1 Kg (1000 gramm)

back to the designing guys, can you download solidworks for free?
now i have a 30 day trial on bricscad.
but that doesnt get me anywhere.
and its 1500 euro for bricscad.

You could get a student version of SW for relative cheap.

its been a while now, i've learned some more.
teacher says its gonna take 2 years to learn what i want to do.:035:

Welcome to college!

its an evening class i'm takin. :D

JollyJumper; i don't know what you want to achieve? but two years??? Perhaps the teacher isn't very capable himselve? It doesn't even take you 1 month before you are able to draw your own 1:1 car, including a working engine/transmission/brakes etc etc...

2 years is rubbish

Now this is just a joke....but, maybe he's a little on the S L O W side? hehehehe

Careful Newe! you don't want to offend a teacher.. :p

LOL, who said i was talking about the teacher? i'm in college now, so that is the last thing I want to do. But if you are the teacher, then, well.....um....yeah.:005: All in good humor!

4 kilograms is 8.8 pounds, 2.2pounds to the kilogram

I thought i said that?

:p

1 oz is about 28 gramm,

2.2 lbs is roughly 1 Kg (1000 gramm)

remie, how long have you been drawing?