A ‘Screw Drive’ is the system used to turn a screw. The drive is a feature on the Screw’s head that allows the Screw to be turned.
Read the rest of this Article to find out more about the different types of recessed screw drives.
Find out how to apply the British and International Technical Drawing standards to your dawings.
Learn how to model your designs in with Autodesk Inventor, then create drawings and cutting tickets from the model.
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Reviews of CAD and Architectural fabrication Books, Web sites, tools, software and anything else that grabs my attention!
Loading ...A ‘Screw Drive’ is the system used to turn a screw. The drive is a feature on the Screw’s head that allows the Screw to be turned.
Read the rest of this Article to find out more about the different types of recessed screw drives.
This tutorial shows you how to use Autocad’s ‘Page Setups’ to save your plot configurations. This will save you time – every time you plot.
Mohammed Haris shows us a great tip on how to sort and publish DWG files from various folders using drag-and-drop and the Publish command
Autodesk Inventor’s iFeatures are a handy time saving tool, that allow you to save a feature (or a set of features – even a whole part) out to a separate file so that you can re-use it later.
This tutorial gives you a brief introduction of how to use Autodesk Inventors ‘iFeatures’…
I have recently joined the Committee for BS8888 and BS 128, The UK body for technical drawing standards.
Read the further adventures of the BSI Insider here…
You can find out more about the British, European and International standards and the Building Regulations that are relevant to the construction industry here (Including Euro codes).