Comprehensive Course on AutoCAD:2D Drafting and 3D Modelling

Master AutoCAD fundamentals from 2D drafting basics to 3D modeling, covering lines, circles, editing tools, layers, dimensions, and mechanical design projects.

Explore how AutoCAD and its architecture, civil 3D, electrical, map, mechanical, LT, and Mac variants enable intelligent drafting, 2D sections, GIS integration, and DWG file format.

Explore AutoCAD, a versatile 2D drafting and 3D modeling tool, with applications in architecture, mechanical, civil, electrical, and interior design, plus interface navigation, workspace customization, and documentation.

Master drawing fundamentals in AutoCAD 2D drafting by creating basic geometric shapes and lines, using line and polyline tools, and managing layers, coordinates, and snapping to existing objects.

Use the line tool to draw lines at a specific angle and length in AutoCAD: click a point, enter angle with the < symbol (60°), and set length to 50.

Learn to use the polyline tool to draw a series of connected line or arc segments—straight or curved—as a single 2d object, with adjustable width and vertex types.

Apply stretch and scale, create rectangular arrays, and offset objects, then explode, fillet, and chamfer, while managing text, layers, and dimensions for 2d drafting and 3d modeling.

Explore essential AutoCAD 2D drafting tools by drawing with coordinates, creating lines, rectangles, circles, and polygons, and manipulating objects with copy, move, rotate, mirror, scale, and offset.

Explore the AutoCAD leader tool, customize leader styles, arrow size, text height, and content placement, and switch between straight and spline leader types with multi leader options.

Create and manage groups in AutoCAD using the group manager to add, remove, rename, and edit objects; hide, reorder, describe groups, and explode them in 2D and 3D workflows.

Learn how to manage layers in AutoCAD using the layer properties dialog to create and set the current layer, assign colors and line types, and organize construction and dimension layers.

Learn to use the hatch tool in AutoCAD to apply patterns for concrete and grass, adjust scale and color, and modify properties and transparency for precise 2D drafting.

Learn to create and customize tables in AutoCAD using the annotate tab, with specified insertion or window methods, and edit title, header, data, text, borders, and styles.

Explore how to use AutoCAD's measure tool to quickly obtain distance, radius, area, and volume, and master the built-in calculator for expressions, unit conversions, and scientific functions.

Explore AutoCAD's built-in measuring tools and calculator, including distance, radius, area, and volume, and learn to use calc and quick calc for arithmetic and unit conversions.

Learn to craft a 2d AutoCAD design by drawing circles with diameters, creating construction lines with xline and offset, applying tan tan radius, trimming, arraying, exploding, and annotating diameters.

Open AutoCAD and create a 2D drawing: a 100 unit line, circles of radii 15 and 10, with center marks, offsets, and tangency; finish with dimensioning and trim.

Draw circles with diameters 12 and 60, set construction lines on a magenta layer with 30 and 60 degree angles, trim, set radius 2, and use a polar array.

Draw circles with diameter 50 and radius 72, then add a construction line and apply offsets of 125 and 196. Trim and mirror the geometry to complete the drawing.

Design a simple 2d AutoCAD drawing in 2023 by creating a 173 unit line. Add 24-item polar array, explode, trim, mirror, then align to 45-degree angles and 24 radius circle.

Practice creating a 2D AutoCAD drawing by drawing circles with radii 16, 40, 32, and 21, offsetting construction lines, tangent arcs, trimming, and using polar array, join, and mirror.

Set up the layout for printing in AutoCAD, configure A4 portrait at 1:1, and save the drawing as PDF. Ensure monochrome output and lock the layer to preserve printable area.

Learn to save an AutoCAD drawing as a PDF using the window option, with extent printing everything within your limits for a clean export.

Learn to use the extrude command in AutoCAD's 3D workspace, set height to 25, and preview the model in realistic view before applying the subtract tool.

Use the subtract tool to create holes in the inner circles in 2d wireframe. Then use the presspull tool to extrude a region, with union addressed next.

Learn how to use the intersection tool in AutoCAD to extract the intersected portions of overlapping shapes, such as rectangles and circles, and apply extrude to the intersected region.

Explore creating 3D shapes in AutoCAD by using box, cylinder, sphere, and pyramid tools; set length, heights, radius, and base or center points, then move objects to practice.

Master AutoCAD 3D modelling with a practical tutorial that covers 3D modelling fundamentals alongside 2D drafting concepts within a comprehensive AutoCAD course.

Explore a focused AutoCAD 3D tutorial as part of a comprehensive course on AutoCAD 2D drafting and 3D modelling.