AutoCAD Basic Tutorial for Beginners - Part 2 of 3

[@sourcecad]

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[@stevewhite8384]

Amazing tutorial, very useful and well put together, But can you please add a note to your description that your 2D drawing looks different to the sample image because your example was drawn at 22.1mm high not 18mm as with the sample. I wondered why my drawing looked incorrect to yours until I rewound the video and saw that you placed the centre of your circles at the top of the 18mm line. This is not a criticism as its a simple mistake to make but should be pointed out so that others do not repeat.

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What drawing setup units are you using as I'm having to use higher numbers?

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[@Lululemon2023]

Spent a few days with other instructors, got very frustrated, finally found this very helpful one. Thank you!

[@supriyaghirnikar9867]

An excellent video with all the necessary information covered in such a manner that a beginner can understand it from start to end. I am sharing all the three videos to my first year engineering students for the subject Engineering Graphics. Thanks a lot for making these videos.

[@79jalo]

Very good tutorial! I have a comment though: Regarding placement of the ø 1.52/ø 2.4 circles. In the video they got their center line from the ø 8.2 circle. That gives a center circle distance of 4.1 units from the center line of the object. But in the drawing it should be 4.0 units.. (12-2-2)/2=4))

[@siraj215]

Okay, I thought I was the only one that it didn't make sense to. It should have been just offset 2units from the outer side line because when you follow the video the dim value is 1.9 and not 2.

[@danielj436]

He also started his first line as 18 units from the bottom to the center of the circle, but the 18 units dimension is the full height of the part, hence his part doesn't match the reference image. He should have subtracted 4.1 from 18 making the line 13.9 from the bottom to the center points of the circles.

[@Itzix]

@@danielj436 No, the 18u line is from the most bottom to the center of the circles, he drow it correctly

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[@DavidWWhite1973]

I just moved into a position at my company where I need this. Thank you for making these! Only concern/question (thanks to my OCD) is you made the final drawing too tall based on the sample you showed. I know it's a simple fix, and I'm sure someone has already pointed this out, but regardless, this series is a BIG help, so thanks again!

[@justsomeguy5103]

it bothered me that he didn't mention it. I recreated the drawing, and it looks like the original uses 18 as the total height, while the video assumes 18 is the height from bottom to the centre of the circles.

[@davepearson8476]

@@justsomeguy5103 Indeed. using 2-point circle here rather than centre point would have drawn it correctly.

[@BiplaBhatt]

Thank you so much for this series on AutoCAD. All the commands I need to design my patterns have been covered. You saved my time. Many thanks!

[@lil-sheff]

Thank you for making it very easy to follow. I hope this will improve my speed in my drafting class!

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I give u credit in teaching, thanks for the emphasis made at all points, indeed u are a trained teacher. I love when stress on repeating the activities throughout the lessons, keep on🙄

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amazing explantion. u desccribe every time the exact details I want to know , compared to other guide here in the youtube.

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I literally haven’t attended a single lecture of autocad in clg but these videos covered all my backlogs,thxx for helping us😊

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Thank you so much for crisp and up to the point information about Autocad within such a short time.

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This is the best autocad tutorial Ive ever seen on KZbin

[@intaaryt]

I didn't expected that i will learn that much. Thankyou so much sir, i really dont know how i thank you, doing autocad is one of my dreams, making my own new designs, 2D 3D, ahhhh that awesome, you helped me alot, even i went to Institute but i learn nothing in Institute, because they was like Student: this is line, keep practicing i will be there. After an hour ( class is over, tomorrow we will discuss about circle. Literally i wasted my whole fee that i paid there. Thankyou sir

[@michael-tt4uj]

I tried solving the task by myself before completely watching the video. I got it right the first time but I thought I was wrong because the middle part looks too long compared to the photo. Turns out I did it correctly! Thanks for the video. I am learning and it is very fun. From New York City. 😊

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You are an excellent teacher...I am a 52 year old woman who dreaded autocad but thanks to you I am learning slowly.

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A very very helpful tutorial available online for free. Many thanks and our best wishes to all organisers

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The amazingly beautiful and easy to comprehend. Thanks buddy

[@configured]

You did an outstanding job. Video and language are very clear and precise. You covered a lot in a short amount of time. You must have done this a time or two. (kidding of course). I'm trying to brush up on my skills, I haven't worked with AutoCAD since I used AutoCAD 2006. Actions seem to be about the same. The program layout is totally different than Autocad 2006. This video was pretty much self-explanatory for me but the trim feature is simplified from the past and drawing the box using the tab key to enter 2nd point of box/rectangle. I love the time frame you provide on your videos under "see more" where you left additional comments. Click and it takes you to that section of the video. Makes it worth saving on come back to for reference for any issues someone may be having in learning AutoCAD.

[@christinaduffy6618]

Thanks for making it make sense. I was so confused by the book and exercises. They didnt seem to build on each other. THANK YOU!!!!

[@sabbir_ahmed_fahim]

You covered much more than I learned in university. Thanks a lot. It's funny, as it's about practical knowledge instead of fancy paper arts and stuff.

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Used to teach and assess engineering students in 2 weeks, truly excellent presentations

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Sharing your knowledge is very helpful to anyone who wants to learn this useful tool from the time it was created up to these days.

[@Raezerfist]

Love this series - use it in my Introduction to CAD class in High School. One small point - Japrikash, the drawing is taller than the source image...one of my students picked it up. Great video and lesson series - love the content!

[@sourcecad]

Thanks for the heads up about the image, I have made an updated version of this tutorial series as well, Just in case you want, here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXbbdqqlqMplmbM

[@tanupriya9200]

I have never understood anything this clear before . Thank you soo much :)

[@GesilleParaz]

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[@sourcecad]

The 18 unit dimension in the drawing from 12:37 onward is not clear in the video and the actual dimension is shown in the image, link of image in the description. The 18 unit distance is from the base of drawing to center of circle.

[@Atommagi]

I think the 18 is from the base to the top of the circle. You can see the beginning of a tangent line there, the rest had faded. It would explain the difference you got.

[@cedric4928]

@@Atommagi you are correct, the placement of 18 of the line is not in the middle, which would be centred if it was from the midpoint of the circle it would also not make sense for one end of the dimension to have a arrow and not the other

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Very clear and easy to follow... A great tutorial.

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[@phyoshares111]

Thank you so much, Sir. Your teaching is just get to the point and complete. I have a suggestion if you don't mind. The final drawing you have done is not same as the drawing in picture coz 18 unit is the end of the highest part of the circle but you drew as the center of the circle. Again, you are the best teacher in my mind, Sir. Please keep upload tutorials, Sir.

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[@JJ-cs2ko]

Thank you for this especially on the last part where we could practice to make the drawing based on the measurements given. although i think you missed 2" distance of the circle diameter at the side part and referenced instead on the assumed tangent line of the 8.2" dia circle at top (sorry, having fun analyzing how to draw the figure). still, thank you for the great tutorial!

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[@kershaw1636]

thank you very much for the tutorial, but in 18:09 there is a mistake for the center of the circle its 0.1 error

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[@orneljosepadillaestrada2333]

Great video An observation: I am not sure that the center of the little circles is the intercept of the line at 2,5 from the base and the tangent to the circle. I thing the center is the intercept of the line at 2.5 from the base and another vertical line at 2 units before the extremes of the base

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