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Modeling a Vase in AutoCAD | Creating 2D & 3D Sections in AutoCAD | AutoCAD Loft Command | CADable

Ibrahim Omer
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
Hi friends welcome back to CADable. This is Engr. Ibrahim Omer and in this tutorial we will learn how to model a vase in AutoCAD using essential 3D commands such as Loft, Shell, and Fillet Edge. The tutorial also covers creating both 2D and 3D sections from the 3D model, providing a comprehensive learning experience for those new to CAD. Chapters of tutorial: Introduction 0:00 What you will learn (in this tutorial) 0:18 AutoCAD basic setting 0:31 What is loft command (its application) 1:12 Sketching four circle for loft 1:26 Translating circle upward 2:04 AutoCAD loft command 3:01 AutoCAD visual style settings 3:24 Applying fillet (edge fillet) 3:39 AutoCAD shell command 4:14 What are sections (and its application) 4:48 AutoCAD 3d section from 3d model 5:09 AutoCAD 2d section from 3d model 6:50 An important message 8:10 Conclusion 8:33 That's it for today's tutorial! I really hope you find it useful. If you have any questions or need help, please drop a comment below—I love hearing from you. Don't forget to subscribe for more fun and informative videos. I also make tutorials, Shorts, and even quizzes and polls to help refresh your memory, learn new things, or just revisit the basics. #ModelingaVaseinAutoCAD #Creating2D&3DSectionsinAutoCAD #AutoCADLoftCommand #CADable #AutoCADShellCommand #CADabletutorials
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