Autocad - How to Scale properly

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This tutorial is an introduction for beginners about scales in Autocad.
This video has 3 sections:
1.How to use the command scale
2.How to insert an attached image and scale it
3.How to print a drawing on a specific scale.

Contents:

Command Scale
0:40 Scale factor
1:56 Scale with reference
Scale attach image
3:04 Attach an image file
3:49 Scale an image
Scale to print
5:35 Scale a drawing for printing

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If you have any questions or comments please feel free to post :).

Licence:
The video shows the version 2020 of Autodesk Revit® and it is used exclusively for educational purposes.
Autodesk screen shots reprinted courtesy of Autodesk, Inc.
The narration and all the illustrations were created by CAD in Black.

[alitasledz]

My instructor couldn't convey this. The AutoDesk text was like a "Choose Your Own Adventure" book sending me from chapter to chapter and just hinted at the proper procedure. I've watch so many videos trying to get it straight and yours is the only one that really makes sense. I was glad to hear you state that many beginners have trouble with this. It is nice to know I'm not the only one.

[rogeryamamoto]

My class instructor is sending vague handouts and directing us to you tube videos. I hated autocad 30 years ago. Still hate it now. With your help I might actually finish the class.

[a.r]

You are the top of the you for the effort

[allanjarrettbasi]

Thanks you so much for making this awesome clip.so helpful for me as a beginner with auto CAD.

[TheArtofTechnicalDrawing]

A good youtube channel you have going here.

[agelualofa]

Love it all my brother. Thank you for your videos

[JohanSatyaGrahadi]

Useful tutorial. I just wanna make a tutorial like this. And your tutorial give me alot idea.

[theperfectwinger]

Thanks for this wonderful video sir. But my question is that i want to scale mine in 1:1500 i understand the factor is 1 by default but how do i shrink it to scale 1 in 1500

[miltonthomaslowe]

What reference text did you base your exercise on How to scale for printing or the last 4 min of your presentation? Thank you.