Here is the fourth series of our AutoCAD quizzes. Remember to go back to the early ones if you have not done so yet. These quizzes help you sharpen your memory and make you notice areas to come back to while learning how to use AutoCAD. Others: AutoCAD Quiz 00AutoCAD Quiz 01AutoCAD Quiz 02AutoCAD Quiz …
STL (STereoLithography) is a file format native to the stereolithography CAD software created by 3D Systems. Converting your DWG file to STL will let you hand the resulting file to any 3D printing service with the confidence of them being able to read and print whatever information you happen to have in your file. Although …
Another day, another AutoCAD Quiz.Experimenting is always the best. Our advice for you, while you go through following AutoCAD questions, help yourself trying these things (in AutoCAD) related to the question that might get you confused. Enjoy!
The following should have nothing new to you if you have completed the previous challenges. This is the perfect challenge to push your knowledge forward. Here, you will discover the FILLET command. All Fillet in the following exercise are five units. (Learn more about the FILLET command in AutoCAD) Learning AutoCAD Basics You do not …
Here are some basic AutoCAD commands you should be able to make use of if you are learning how to use AutoCAD. We’ve looked into each of these commands in detail here, and now we would like to have a global view of all that is needed so far. Basic AutoCAD commands List part 1
Few more AutoCAD exercises Exercise 1 This Exercise was first introduced in this AutoCAD quiz. Feel free to check it to find out what the height of the image is. The value of A will unveil itself after drawing the part you are given information about. Exercise 2 You can find this same Exercise in …
Here is the second AutoCAD quiz of our series of AutoCAD quizzes. If you have not taken the first one, feel free to head to it before diving into this one. The following quiz will highlight some tips we omitted during previous AutoCAD tutorials, and will also help sink some important information in your brain. …
The EXPLODE command in AutoCAD comes in handy when you wish to disassemble a component into its sub-components. This gives you the ability to edit each of the sub-components separately. One of the first examples that come to mind is what happens when you use the RECTANG method to create a rectangle, and after you …
Here come MIRROR and ROTATE command, two important commands in AutoCAD. These commands will be a lot useful to you and will constantly help you get stuff done the right way. MIRROR This command will help create a mirrored copy of a selected object. On the example below I have used the vertical line to …
While we are much more focusing on AutoCAD basics here, it is necessary to learn how you can convert LINE to Polyline and vice versa. This might not make sense to you now but will surely come in handy when you will come to a point where you need to convert a line to a …
There are diverse AutoCAD commands that will help you draw what we will call a segment if we were using the vocabulary used in Mathematics. In CAD, things have been redefined, mostly categorized by the way they look and the step you go through while creating them. Thus, it will not be something new if …
AutoCAD ANNOTATION is what makes a project have all its meaning and its raison d’être to the eyes of someone looking at it when the creator of the project is not around. Annotations can also help CAD drafters keep track of all the important information a plain image can not express in a project. In AutoCAD, …