Get up and running with AutoCAD Mechanical 2021. Learn what it takes to design and build precise, measured mechanical drawings with this software.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Working with AutoCAD Mechanical
- What you should know before watching this course
- Using the exercise files
- The new AutoCAD Mechanical 2022 interface
- Prerequisite courses in the library
- Explore the AutoCAD Mechanical user Interface
- Use the AutoCAD Mechanical ribbon
- The enhanced shortcut menu
- The Mechanical Browser
- Drafting Settings dialog box
- Quick Access Toolbar (QAT)
- Property management
- Automatic property management
- Layer control and controlling the layer display
- Use geometry on layers
- Draw creation workflows
- Structure your mechanical data in drawings
- Create a mechanical drawing using structure
- Reuse structured data
- Edit structured data
- Create geometry using the core design tools
- Configure and activate Power Snaps
- Add centerlines and holes
- Add and use construction lines
- Design with lines
- Add holes and slots
- Using the BREAKATPOINT command
- Work with basic editing tools
- Use power commands
- Create and edit associative hides
- Create and edit associative hides with structure
- Insert standard parts
- Notate standard parts
- Use the Content Libraries palette
- Design chains and belts
- Place a shaft in an assembly
- Insert springs into a drawing
- Create viewports and details in layouts
- Create drawing sheets in model space
- Use annotation views in structure
- Insert title blocks and borders
- Working with revision clouds
- Annotate parts
- Add different power dimensions
- Place multiple dimensions
- Edit dimensions
- Add hole charts and fits lists
- Create a revision list
- Using the text layer override
- Create part references
- Create and edit a bill of materials
- Create and edit a bill of materials with structure
- Calculate moments of inertia
- Calculate the deflection line
- Calculate shaft strength
- Calculate FEA stresses
- Demonstrate mechanical content in an AutoCAD Mechanical DWG
- Demonstrate mechanical content in an AutoCAD DWG
- Create views associated with an Inventor model
- Create and settle a default standard template
- Configure layers and object properties
- Set annotation properties
- Configure BOM, parts list, and balloons
- Using the new Trace feature
- Using the COUNT command in AutoCAD Mechanical
- Using floating drawing windows
- Sharing your current drawing
- Next steps
Taught by
Shaun Bryant