2D Autocad practice drawing

[@sourcecad]

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[@shikatokabala2225]

what's this drawing called ?

[@Ewusie-Arthur]

Please how can I draw it on sheet first please

[@AJMAL349]

Fantastically brilliant step by step teaching, making Auto cad most enjoyable to learn. THANK YOU .

[@rovinquadros432]

Bro it’s boring

[@dane-xxx-8713]

i did this all by my selfe, as a starter...a friend of mine is teaching me how to make drawings, I wanted to suprice him with this one. Thanks for the good lesson!!

[@jmdancemedia]

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[@oumamasayouri4894]

i find it so useful especially for people who don't know well how to use autocad ! thanks you so much

[@sourcecad]

Welcome oumama

[@salamkhan703]

oumama sayouri Hi

[@anville95]

Thanks, I knew nothing before watching this, now I know a lot.

[@emecks1]

Great tutorial. I was wondering how did you know that the vertical line you drew to establish the second set of concentric circles was 65 units. It is not written in the diagram that appeared at the beginning of the tutorial. Thanks.

[@sourcecad]

That dimension is not mentioned in the drawing which is included in the video but it is 65 units.

[@wasimnayeem5976]

@@sourcecad Include this missing dimensions in ur description of the video

[@nickshall1]

Yep, this tripped me up too!

[@javidisgandarov4603]

Did my first drawing. very helpfull Appreciate :)

[@sourcecad]

Great Javid,, congratulations!

[@jassiel-2342]

God bless all the Indians making tutorials

[@shaileshutekar7585]

So Nice Nice Sir Fantastic Step by Step Mathed Please Or Videos upload karthi raho sir

[@Savawibes]

Thank you so much for making this video. As a beginner im so happy that i managed to follow the steps and finished the drawing. Thank you!!

[@LosmiPZS]

Thank you sir very much. The best channel on the internet. Learnt so much with you god bless you !!

[@rafiq3406]

I am learning AutoCAD again. This video was helpful. Thanks.

[@geoffreygitonga9173]

best AutoCad tutorial ever

[@isaaclopez3592]

Thanks im a student of mexico that want learn autocad and helped me so much whit this tutorial👩‍💻

[@wickedgoodsoul]

At the first glance, this detail is not dimensioned properly. One have to assume dimension 100 starts at the middle of top horizontal line. But assumptions are NOT allowed in the workshop, period. It should be 128 from the left side, thus you mark a vertical centre line. Instead of dim 65 it should be 193 from left to right, thus you determine the billet's length. Dims 12 and 48 are also assumed symmetrical. All in all, one should learn drafting (discipline) before learning AutoCAD (tool).Another thing, the tutor uses buttons on the ribbon to issue commands. This is indication the guy is a one-handed user and his productivity is 50% at best.

[@sourcecad]

Hi Anatoli, I agree with what you said here but these are my concerns. A completely dimensioned drawings with proper GD&T symbols will confuse users to a great extent and in that case, for the half part of the video, I would have been forced to explain what those dimensions actually mean rather than explaining AutoCAD tools. Secondly, use of ribbon and panel is the obvious way of showing the tools/commands to users who are watching the screencast videos and if I start typing commands users will have to pause in between the videos several times to find out the command which I am using (I am saying this from experience). So to keep better user experience a simplified approach is used in this video and for drafting they can always refer to the respective manuals or ASME handbook.

[@shaileshutekar7585]

Very Nice Nice teaching SIR GREAT SIR

[@Islamicwisdom1400]

How did you know the second set of circles started at 65 up from the centre of the first set of circles?

[@vishnuravi1977]

Yes pls reply to this question

[@user-gb9dr2fu5s]

@@vishnuravi1977 Dou you have one mistike in picture.

[@pilot505]

yes, I think he should check on that, or else it could be that the original drawer made some mistakes after leaving out such an important dimension.

[@shawnmyer2747]

Excellent step-by-step! Thank you!

[@rohitkhadakwalliya1573]

Very nice teaching method and voice clearity.

[@wanderorsm]

By your tutorial video any body can learn easily ... I was looking for detail drawings, Anyway I wanna appreciate you . Good luck

[@sourcecad]

Thanks Susmita

[@runjhunmathur4724]

You are amazing . I was afraid of working on autocad . You made it so easy for me now . Regards Student

[@shilimkarnv1]

Your teaching techniques are very brilliant.... Thank you for step by step explanation

[@RajuMondal-fg2vq]

NYC.... video..... first video Mera your teaching...help....sir

[@AmitKumar-cf6qc]

really this is very helpul for new AutoCAD users a great thanks for this

this is a great video or mosthelpfull to me in this video approxy. all comands you ell with us thank you sir

[@sourcecad]

Welcome kamal

[@shreyankithshambu8509]

This video is excellent even for a starter to learn, Please make a video with min explanation of how to give measurement then how to give values for our objects how to use all tools It would be very helpful if u consider this comment and help us with ur knowledge of autocad Thank you

[@jishanb167]

Its really very good video, and u explained more properly to learn......Thank u

[@balamurugan-ko8yd]

This video is very helpful for me. thanks

[@Milan-N]

Yes, it was very useful. I would need to exercise AutoCad for a job. Exact this kind of drawings.

[@famontechs9294]

Nice video 👍ur tutorial 👌💓

[@sammycarlosbaraza1789]

Very brief but a well precisely explained lesson. Thanks. Some more please.

[@sourcecad]

Hi Sammy, here are more videos kzbin.info/aero/PLcH1MIEuSvoH55AygdATks6ZX6dYO2kzA

[@mariabdugarte7175]

Great explanation, very helpful. Thanks

[@thetypeowl]

Great simple exercise! Very helpful for a total beginner. Thanks.

[@zainabali3111]

Very good 😍😍😍😍🤗😍😍😍😍

[@sayans6890]

this is very helpful thanks for making this and please upload some mechanical drawing related CAD videos

[@raymor44]

Thank you sir for sharing your skills.

[@vinodjoshi6003]

Thank you sir... your way of teaching is very good

[@argentknight7557]

What an awesome tutorial. Thanks

[@user-to8yo4tn4k]

Thank you, so much! It was also my first drawing and it helped me so much and I learned so many helpful things! Wish you all the best!

[@jmdancemedia]

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[@ikechukwuochonma4722]

this video helped me a lot. thanks

[@RaymundWKWONG]

Thank you very much for help me to know the basic 2d, thanks

[@duyuxin1294]

short and clear, thanks mate

[@Be_Motivated65]

Nice one sir

[@hookysalmon]

Nice work. Thanks!

[@salehmiri90]

Thank you.

[@aimeekaub0612]

Thank you so much and God bless you sir

[@farhanmirza5913]

how did you know the 65 unit line for drawing 2 circles side by side

[@shashankt6898]

Yeh same doubt for me

[@johnpatel5530]

Hi there, your ACAD tutorials are fantastic. Congratulations for this and thank you for producing these lessons. I cannot see how you can infer an offset distance of 65 units from the centre of the main set of concentric circles to locate the second set of concentric circles. It's not apparent to me just by inspecting the dimensions provided in the reference drawing.

[@sourcecad]

Thanks John, Are you talking about the distance between center of larger circle in middle of geometry and end of shaft made on right of it? The distance is calculated by subtracting 128 from 193 these dimensions are present in the bottom of geometry in PDF attached with the drawing you can download its pdf from this page www.thesourcecad.com/projects/

[@raomuhammadumarfarooq5421]

@@sourcecad but sir where you got these values of 128 and 193?

[@preetdesai7532]

@@raomuhammadumarfarooq5421 excatly

[@HowHeLovesUs]

@@sourcecad where is the attached pdf? i agree also with @Rao Muhammad Umar Farooq can't see where did you get the distance of 65 :(

[@gurpreetsingh5729]

No words for this video Thank u very much sir for this most helpful video, covered all basic commands 👍👍👍

[@-AMdImranAli]

Wow you explain so clearly. It will be excellent if you tell the use of tool.

[@maleehakhan8788]

Very well Explained!!!Keep it up

[@mirzahussainbaig3295]

Welldone sir

[@janesrodrigueslima4170]

Great tutorial. Thank you!

[@thirupathishivakumar772]

Nice vedio It's useful us

[@gopigk5263]

Thank you very much for you This is more and more helpful for me

[@faroukalhassany]

الى الامام وبالتوفيق Forward and good luck

[@garvitvashist1157]

Nice Explaining 🤟

[@Mahbub_Nazmul_Eng]

great teaching method.i like it, it is too much helpfull

[@AbdulRahman-my2ij]

Sir i really appreciate your work. Also Plz show 2D diagrams while explaining. Thank you

[@avijitsaha7567]

THANKS FOR TUTORIAL

[@hashmukhpitroda5800]

Good teaching

[@vincentduguay1219]

Thank you so much it help me a lot

[@tuviks1]

very helpfull you have a pleasent voice. Great job!

[@gilbert4351]

Thank you Sir! Great video! Good practice.

[@sandeshwar7407]

Sir, u explained very well..very helpful video to understand the basic commands in Autocad

[@AmeenaBarakeh]

it's amazing ! thank you !!

[@ucbuivan767]

video it's helpful. i hope you continue that make many videos

[@emmanuelkojoasare8085]

pls how come the distance from the big circle to the small circle of radius 9 is 65

[@amzadhossain4977]

thanks for nice tutorials.

[@zainabali3111]

Very good 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@karthicksuresh1058]

really amazing video and i learn lot of ideas

[@arshthkhan4809]

Karthick Suresh. Super

[@safeshopsantramprajaptiuca1991]

sir you explain very well specially your communication.,🐩💎💎💎💎

[@Vsbn]

Thanks for this video, we want videos on fillet stretch and arc used command.

[@pernando.3809]

Thank you for making this video, sir! But I also hope there's also a tutorial for GNACAD users like me, because it's really hard to do some of the activities given by our CAD professor, and most of my classmates are only using mobile phones.

[@saribarif189]

How have you calculated that the distance between the upper smaller sets of circle and the centre of larger sets of circle is 65 units?

[@meerak7973]

Thank you very much.I am very grateful.

[@user-le3sr6ed9h]

thank you for this

[@faroukalhassany]

You are my friend's new thank you nice tutorial....

[@sourcecad]

Welcome

[@arungilla7821]

SourceCAD whch version it is

[@smartmudzingwa7274]

Great job!

[@akshaypuri2642]

Thank you 😊

[@yaw199]

very useful to me as a beginner.

[@saleamlakgetnet3558]

Thanks sir keep it up! we need more

[@ponytoys8433]

hi great lesson but if you can explain how do you know that the distance between centre of the circle in the centre and the centre of the circle above is 65 if you can explain would be great thanks

[@jurajhrubsa9116]

I think when you create a circles you insert a value of radius, but AutoCAD need a value of diameter.

[@skyfyacademy4039]

its realy good source to learn

[@rinkuthakur2888]

How u get 65 dimension @time 2:50 of video. Plz clear my doubt

[@desperado315]

Exactly. I am puzzled too and thought I was the only one

[@muthinenirajasri336]

its very useful to me... tq

[@praful35001]

superb and helpful video.... thanks for this video

[@sibaprasadbehera2679]

very helpful to understand easily.... Thank you....

[@ssrajatvig2424]

Well done

[@josykjjoseph4976]

congratulations for this video presentation

[@RajuMondal-fg2vq]

Vgd teaching your....sir....Tq

[@mariusflorindragos9633]

thanks for this. Very nice to help us.

[@rakhisingh3123]

Extremely helpful thank you

[@nishit18794]

extra ordinary tutorial. please continue to upload videos like this. and upload video like this for solid work. i loved it and also subscribed our channel.

[@sourcecad]

Thanks Nishit, we do keep SourCAD updated with new content. I don't work with Solidworks but I believe there must be many awesome channels on KZbin which might help you with Solidworks related content :)

[@britts125]

Just competed my first drawing. Thank you. If you could go a little slower that would be helpful though.

[@seymanurkizilkaya4944]

thanks for your labour, its really helpful to me and your English is so clear :)

[@bhikhabhailimbachiya3658]

very helpfull knowledge. thankyou.

[@Luciif4r]

This is very easy I wish I could have done this for cxc

[@VivekSharma-ex1hh]

Excellent