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AutoCAD Fillet and Chamfer | AutoCAD 3d Fillet and Chamfer | AutoCAD Primitives | AutoCAD Union | CADable

Ibrahim Omer
in Modeling
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AutoCAD Fillet and Chamfer | AutoCAD 3d Fillet and Chamfer | AutoCAD Primitives | AutoCAD Union | CADable Hi friends welcome back to CADable. This is Engr. Ibrahim Omer and in this short tutorial we will learn how to use fillet and chamfer commands in AutoCAD 3d modeling. We will learn AutoCAD primitives, 3d copy, union command, visual style and how to apply fillet edge and chamfer edge. First we will model a rectangular box, then place two cylinders on the top of it, we will use union command to combine the shapes and finally adding fillet and chamfer. Chapters of the tutorial: Introduction 0:00 AutoCAD basic settings 0:29 AutoCAD UCS icon move to origin 0:50 AutoCAD primitives (box and cylinder) 1:04 AutoCAD union command 2:06 Fillet edge AutoCAD 2:32 Chamfer edge AutoCAD 3:47 Conclusion 4:33 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. #AutoCADFilletandChamfer #AutoCAD3dFilletandChamfer #AutoCADPrimitives #AutoCADUnion #CADable #cadabletutorials #filletedgeandchamferedge Watch Tutorial: https://youtu.be/ctQWgkz1I-o
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