AutoCAD 2018 3D Tutorial for Beginners

AutoCAD 2018 3D Tutorial for Beginners. This tutorial shows step by step, how to create 3D object in AutoCAD 2018 from scratch. AutoCAD commands used in this tutorial are circle, line, tangent line, presspull, change ucs plane, move, offset, presspull cut. Topics covered in this tutorial are:
AutoCAD 2018 3D tutorial
AutoCAD 2018 3D drawing
AutoCAD 2018 3D modeling workspace
AutoCAD 2018 3D modeling tutorial
AutoCAD 2018 3D modelling
AutoCAD 2018 3D commands

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[layne]

This is super helpful! Your channel is brilliant and has got me from being a beginner, knowing absolutely nothing, to knowing how to model in 3D. Thank you.

[nathanielbanalcenteno]

There will always be an Indian dude to help you. Thank you very much!!!

[brettrodgers]

I was certified in CAD in 2004 but haven't used it since. This is exactly what I needed for my little home project. Thank you so much.

[harith]

What a great video man! I started to make my first model just by watching the first 4 minutes . So valuable.

[duncangreen]

An excellent tutorial, i started a course at college which sadly got cancelled due to covid. I have to say that this tutorial is on par, if not better than the college course. Straight forward and easy to follow without getting bogged down in minor details, excellent and thankyou for making it.

[nothingspecific]

I like that you give the drawing on the side first in case anyone wants to try it on their own first and check their work. That's really helpful and informative. Thank you sir

[jarvissan]

Wonderful tutorial! You forgot to connect the front end. But I was able to do it myself thanks to your teachings. Great job! Subscribed!

[agjul]

Thank you for this. Much more helpful than the Autodesk documentation (and forums lol) because you go over some basics through a small model.

[taimur]

I was proficient in 2D but literally zero in 3D. watching this one video of yours has made me strengthened way more than you can ever imagine. Bundles of thanks!

[mamasaracat]

This tutorial is way much better than what I was thought in school!

[rebeccawong]

This is by far the simplest tutorial for basic 3D modeling. Very helpful!

[gogodidi]

This is a great tutorial! I always come back to watch it if I was away from AutoCAD for too long. This video gives all the basic info you need to work on a 3D object and hence refreshed my memory. Excellent job!

[mariaellapapellero]

This is my first time to make 3D modeling and it went well ✨ thank u so much for this.

[matthewhansen]

Video helped me out very much. This one video taught me more than my professor did the whole semester.

[harrysharma]

You are very good, thanks :) I made a simple design of a die an mold by learning from your videos for my paper publication

[eliotanderson]

Started visiting your channel 2 years ago for Solidworks help. Now I have my CSWP, and have an AutoCAD job & I have returned for more 😂💙

[brianmwangi]

on my graduation
i would like to thank that Indian man on youtube

[davidklein]

I'll recommend your tutorial for my class so they get to see another way to approach 3D drawing.

I usually use the ViewCube and a non-wireframe view selected from the Visual Styles Control to change the appearance of the object and origin. Years ago my students decided that the "Cool Kids" should draw tangents to the circle by typing TAN as the line was drawn rather than turning off interfering snap settings.

[paulmcmullin]

Thank you for taking the time to put this video together.

[micklenier]

and i've been using autocad just for 2d all this time...
also this helped a bunch. thanks