Thank you so much man, I appreciate it. I really understood everything and this is my first time being exposed to 3d modeling and your video really helped me a lot.
@6:56 you mentioned you need to define the cutting edges. What did you mean by that? Couldn't you just trim away the lines you didn't want without defining the cutting edges?
Hi thanks so much this helpful but I have difficulty to trim when I choose tangent and select it to trim it not work and when zoom it it show not touch the circle and I Try to make it touch is not work
I am a teacher of Mechanical engineering. I graduated 1974 where there are no such computer application. I could use your tutorial, but how much do I pay after 3 years?
hi! thanks for your videos, i have learned so much. i do however have a question. it wont pertain to this video, and theres no way to private message you. my question is, whenever i open my autocad, it is zoomed so far out, so however many inches i draw, its so tiny. is there a way to stop it from being zoomed out maxed?? thanks again
What a great tutorial. This man sure knows how to teach. Perfect model to learn with. It covers so many aspects in one tutorial. Excellent job
Thank you 😊
Hi, I'm an Architect, and I was amazed about your passion for Autocad. Thanks, all the best!
He makes it look so easy. He is a great teacher.
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The Autocad ´s teacher !!! a great tutorial.
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Thank you, you know how to teach, I'm from Croatia and I understood everything, good job :)
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simple to understand. thank you so much for helping me out !
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Thank you so much man, I appreciate it. I really understood everything and this is my first time being exposed to 3d modeling and your video really helped me a lot.
very very helpfull....
Thank you 😊❤️
thank you so much!
I had zero experience in autocad. Tried to see what can I do before buying a 3d printer.
LOVE IT KEEP IT UP YOU ARE A GOOD TEACHER
Great video . It enables to practice main commands in a constructive way . 🙏👍
Thank you it was interesting! Спасибо большое!
Thank you sir your for help.
Thank you! Fun tutorial.
Thank you, easy to follow, now to try it myself...
Oh! If you didn't select the cutting edges, you would have had to trim each circle twice because the line going through the middle?
Great video Thanks
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very clear, and nice explanations
@6:56 you mentioned you need to define the cutting edges. What did you mean by that? Couldn't you just trim away the lines you didn't want without defining the cutting edges?
thanks a lot sir, i like your teaching way
Your tutorial is so good!!!
THANK YOU TOOO MUCH
SIR..PLEASE POST MORE MECHANICAL 3D TUTORIALS IN AUTOCAD 2019..GRATEFUL IN ADVANCE..!!!
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Hi thanks so much this helpful but I have difficulty to trim when I choose tangent and select it to trim it not work and when zoom it it show not touch the circle and I
Try to make it touch is not work
thanks
You're welcome 😊
Hello sir.
Plz fix my problem.centermark is not showing when I'm selecting the circles in page layout.plz tell me how to fix this..
thanks a lot
how to export this model as fbx file to use in other programs like infraworks or 3dsmax please
I am a teacher of Mechanical engineering. I graduated 1974 where there are no such computer application. I could use your tutorial, but how much do I pay after 3 years?
All the courses are free. No payment required.
hi! thanks for your videos, i have learned so much. i do however have a question. it wont pertain to this video, and theres no way to private message you. my question is, whenever i open my autocad, it is zoomed so far out, so however many inches i draw, its so tiny. is there a way to stop it from being zoomed out maxed?? thanks again
Start drawing with acad.dwt template.
what's the difference between press/pull and extrude?
Press pull is advanced version of extrude, with more capabilities.
I am an engineering student.
Have I pay to use AutoCAD after 3 years of installation .
Yes u have to
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