AutoCAD 2008 - Tutorial 05

[@TransAmLuvr]

Another nice tutorial! I've been using CAD for 20 years and I'm picking up some tips here! I'll never type in coordinates to draw lines, but still, a very good drill to get new folks familiar with UCS! Great job!

[@ac521]

Thanks alot for your time and effort that you put in making these videos. You could easily put these on DVD and make money off them, so from all of us youtube users getting this knowledge for free, THANK YOU!

[@pinklesley]

I've been there too - this guy is great. I think using these tutorials alongside classes will help no end.

[@czech27]

my autocad teacher was trying to explain the "relative" concept and wasn't making any sense, thanks for explaining it in terms that make sense!

[@khrysalmarez]

thanks a lot!!!we appreciate your effort in helping starters like me, to understand more about autocadd, more power to you!God bless!!

[@wadijibaat]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge ....keep up your good work

[@KhenzKnight]

Thanks brother for your time and effort for helping us we really apriciate it, were waiting for the new video hehe! god bless. . .

[@Tonyskiable]

Keep up the good work I hope to be excellent in Autocad

[@xieyipeng521]

Thank you so much!! Really couldn't express how appreciate I am!

[@planetofthescums]

@cadeeze I would call the two mouse buttons primary and secondary buttons to not confuse them. Thanks for the tuts.

[@waldog38]

I really like the videos.. Great instructor!!!!

[@tuankietfantazy]

I appreciate your work a lot. This is very helpful.

[@jaytigerdtg]

this is what i looking for, thanx man.. Godbless

[@DjTran]

this is actually fun!!:D i feel like im in class again., this is so much bether then spending "10.000 norwegian kroner "1.800$" for a 3days course.. thx :D

[@cadeeze]

I appreciate the advice. However, there is a method to the madness. The toolbars are separated during these videos due to the limited resolution. When the toolbars are close together it is sometimes difficult for the user to see which one I am working from. Also, the three lines at the bottom are much easier for beginners. Often times in AutoCAD, one line does not give you a clear picture of what AutoCAD is asking for. Therefore three lines are used in training.

[@videocabinet]

That was great. Keep the good work.

[@rayunseitig]

Great instructor.

[@chale111111]

you can also use the grid instead of the "@" and "

[@dmeyerhoff]

good tutorial, but i think many will be confused without having set up drawing parameters such as limits units etc.. setting up proper workspaces is basic proper CADDing

[@KhenzKnight]

brother can u help me how to draw a vicinity map by using minute. for example 5degree 13minute west, 29meter. how to draw that exactly

[@dmeyerhoff]

in format select units... and set it to surveyors units..... autocad recognizes this example N32d29'35"E.....d for degrees ' minutes " for seconds

[@golden7mkd]

Hey man , really great work but i have one question as I'm beginner at Autocad drawing ... When I tried to get my 'cross' cursor to the beginning of coordinate system it not showed point 0 (zero) but something like 1288.2488 and when I putted specified first point 20,20 as you said in your clip , my line began somewhere from the left side of my drawing window and I can not see it. So can you give some advice what can I do? My scale list is 1:1 , maybe I should change it ... thanks

[@raffryan]

How can I enlarge my scale? The line drawing i made is too small even though I put the same value as you did. Can you explain to me why is it happening? Thanks.

[@Daniel8the8pagan]

You are amazing

[@Shogun1289]

very helpful man, thanks

[@deziistheone]

Thanks so much. You rock!

[@newportcycling]

Thank YOu... AC is a necessary evil i know, and REALLY appreciate the help...but have you ever tried SolidWorks, Catia, ProE, etc...? a '000 times easier and faster it appears...?!?

[@templariush84]

awesome...thanks cadeeze a lotttttt :)

[@ali99117]

You have wings baby! vielen dank!

[@stroggwars]

could you please maket the same with 3D

[@teayangxxooo3]

thank you..

[@DjTran]

@kenzao1000 at least they can teach important stuff, instead of blowing things up

[@devilnevercry2108]

5 stars

[@LuckyBonus97]

what's your email address?