CAD Drawing, learning*,
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I want to learn CAD drawing, but I don’t know where to start
Study drawing with a specific goal in mind: find a CAD drawing video, first look at the final result, try to draw it yourself, and if you can’t, watch the video to understand the techniques, until you are able to create the complete drawing.
I’ve been focusing on improving my CAD drawing skills lately. I’m familiar with the basic tools, but when it comes to printing the drawings, the layout isn’t proportional, which is really frustrating.
Is the layout disproportionate? What does that mean?
The CAD model prints well, but things go wrong once it comes to layout. . . It will definitely be shifted when printed out
Hehe, it takes a bit of time when using it, but it becomes quick soon.
This post was last edited by goldliyang on 2016-4-10 at 22:08. Start by learning plane drawing; if you find it reliable, you can communicate via private message to learn more*. At least, plane/2D engineering drawing skills can be taught to you, with no tuition fees required and free accommodation and meals as well.
There are many online videos; it is recommended not to buy books. Watching videos is faster than reading books, and they also include examples~~~
It depends on the level you want to reach. . .
The layout can be adjusted! Double-click inside the layout box to adjust the size and position of the image; clicking can be used to expand or shrink the layout box.
Oh, I work in construction. Our clients basically assign us all the renovation work just to save on design costs, under the pretext that modern designs aren’t useful at all – what’s drawn up can’t be put into practice. You say your designers are such idiots – they make the technicians on our construction site work like mad, yet no one gives them any rewards. They complain that we work too slowly even though we’re doing it for free