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May 09
Friday

A solid modeling application: Gusket drawing

Filed under 3D, 3D Modeling, Autocad

AutoCAD 13 and higher versions

Hello dailyautocad readers,

Due to the fact that Erhan Toker cannot make the example of gasket drawing that he has given in his live sections article :) , he just said that Orhan will do it. Indeed, as I made the drawing and gave him, I will show the application. We have taken the drawing for 3 dimensional example from book of our teacher Prof. Mustafa Alışverişçi from Yıldız Technical University (İstanbul-1989.edition) Figure II. (see Fig. 1) Continue…

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1 response - Posted 04.10.08
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no responses - Posted 04.08.08
View Management in AutoCAD 2009 Part 1 Dear Friends, AutoCAD 2009 brings ease to view management subject as well as the other ones. It is very simple to find VIEW icon which is not being changed compared to the old versions. Anyway, finding any command is much more easier now with newly ...continue
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6 responses - Posted 03.03.08
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Animation in AutoCAD by using ORBIT command.
4 responses - Posted 02.25.08
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1 response - Posted 02.21.08
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3D Modeling Application: Drawing a 3D chain
13 responses - Posted 02.05.08
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3D Modeling Application: Drawing a 3D rim
5 responses - Posted 01.10.08
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3D Modeling 13: Getting 3D wireframe from a solid using XEDGES command.
3 responses - Posted 01.03.08
AutoCAD 2007 and higher versions Dear Bloggers, We sometimes may need the parts of existing 3D solid when working in 3D. This happens when getting a view or forming new models. Fortunately, there is ‘XEDGES’ command. You can get a 3D wireframe from any corner of the model you chose. continue
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