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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The British team behind ‘CAD-Man-do’ Architectural drafting and visualization services, have set up a new service to deliver AutoCAD DWG Blocks to you for FREE.
I was curious as to how CAD Blocks Free came about, so I set up and interview with ‘CAD Blocks Free’ founder, Richard Wearn.
We can all use an extra edge to help us get our drawings out just a little quicker. Here are over 100 links to my favourite Autodesk Inventor tips from my favourite Inventor Bloggers from around the web.
There are some great resources out there on the web, and I try and track as many as I can. In researching this post, I had a great time trawling through the Archives of some of my Favourite Inventor bloggers. A big thank you to Curtis Waguespack, John Evans and Scott Moyse, Mark Randa, Jon Landeros, Chris from Symetri, Jamie Ditsworth, Mark Flayler, Steve Bedder and Thomas Rambach for all your hard work and dedication to the cause.
If you can read, understand and retain all the information in all these posts, you will be able to consider yourself an Inventor Master!
After four years of hard graft, I’ve finally decided to part ways with my current employer to try out something new. Although I’ve enjoyed my time providing manufacturing drawings for museum interior fit out projects at Beck Interiors, I’ve been looking for an opportunity to improve the quality of life for my family for some time. I’ve finally found…
Back in 2009 when I first started writing the CAD Setter Out, one of the blogs that inspired me to begin was ‘CAD-Notes.com’ by the Mighty Edwin Prakoso. Little did I know that Edwin himself had only started CAD-Notes a few months before!
So it’s about time then that I make sure that you all know one of Edwin’s most successful side projects, his E-book ‘AutoCAD block best practices’.
Find out how to improve your drawing productivity by making your own ‘smart library’ of AutoCAD blocks. Read the full review here.
For the nest few weeks Autodesk’s Shaan Hurley will be in deepest Africa, trialling Autodesk 123D catch strapped to the underside of an Octocopter (The camera – not Shaan).
If a picture paints a thousand words, then a video must be worth a thousand pictures.
Friend of the CAD Setter Out, ‘Kung Fu Drafter‘ Curt Moreno has embarked on a series of ‘All-in-one’ CAD tip video posts for CADalyst magazine (sponsored by HP) that should’n't be missed. I was pleased to have been asked to help Curt out with a video tip for Autodek Inventor.
