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Vinkal taught about 1 month ago
Vinkal guided Elizabeth through drafting furniture in AutoCAD, concentrating on designing a side table and a chair for her floor plan. Their work together involved mastering the arc command, mirroring, and fillet to ensure accurate furniture plans. Vinkal also provided Elizabeth with a CAD library for future use. Elizabeth is tasked with finalizing the furniture floor plan for their upcoming review, after which their next lesson will shift focus to elevations.
ARC Command
MIRROR Command
OFFSET Command
BLOCK Command
Layers in AutoCAD
Ar.Prakrati taught about 1 month ago
Prakrati assisted Sophia with her interior design project, delving into material selections for a bar and kitchen. During their CAD lesson, they also reviewed techniques for drafting doors, walls, and stairs. Sophia honed her skills by practicing door placement and hatch application in AutoCAD. They arranged a follow-up lesson for Sunday evening to continue the project.
CAD Hatch Command
CAD Door & Wall Integration
CAD Stair Construction Principles
Interior Design Edge Profiles
Ar.Prakrati taught about 1 month ago
Ar.Prakrati guided Sophia through an architectural drafting lesson, focusing on window placement, correcting misalignments, and using hatches to represent walls in CAD software. Sophia gained practical experience by applying these techniques to her floor plan and learned methods for editing and refining her drawing. They scheduled another lesson for further practice and review.
Drafting Windows
Using Hatches in Drafting
Layer Management (Furniture)
Hatch Exclusion Technique
Vikramaditya Shah taught about 1 month ago
Vikramaditya guided Bob through an AutoCAD lesson focused on merging CAD files. Bob gained practical experience copying elements, adjusting spacing with the stretch command, and scaling the drawing for proper fit. He also learned to manipulate elements to replace existing panels with new ones. Vikramaditya further enhanced the drawing by adding a portable generator connection icon, then shared the updated file with Bob for additional modifications and field verification.
Model Space
Paper Space
Stretch Command
Scale Command
Mirror Command
bhavleen taught about 1 month ago
Bhavleen assisted Izzy in a SketchUp lesson, where they focused on modeling a wall featuring built-in shelves and a fireplace. They explored two design options based on initial sketches and estimated dimensions, paying close attention to the accurate placement and sizing of the fireplace, shelves, and cabinet doors. Bhavleen will send the SketchUp file to Izzy, and they plan to continue refining the model with precise measurements in their next lesson.
Architectural Design Visualization
Approximate Dimensioning in Design
Modular Shelving System Design
3D Modeling Operations (Grouping & Extrusion)
Vikramaditya Shah taught about 1 month ago
Vikramaditya assisted a student from Springfield Technical Community College with recovering AutoCAD files, importing and grouping symbols, and troubleshooting issues with converted PDF drawings. The lesson covered file recovery methods using .bak and temporary files, techniques for editing fragmented text and lines, and efficient selection methods. The student also learned how to save and access a template file for future use.
AutoCAD File Recovery (Backup)
AutoCAD File Recovery (Temporary)
Importing Symbols & Grouping
Fixing Converted PDF Lines
AutoCAD Selection Methods
Basics of learning AutoCAD effectively
Best ways to learn AutoCAD
AutoCAD is an industry-standard software used for 2D drafting and 3D modeling in architecture, engineering, and design. While it offers powerful tools, many learners struggle with mastering commands, understanding layers, creating precise technical drawings, and transitioning from 2D to 3D modeling.
Additionally, navigating the interface, setting up layouts, and optimizing workflows can be overwhelming for beginners.
To start, use official Autodesk resources like AutoCAD tutorials and online courses on platforms like Coursera, Udemy, and LinkedIn Learning. Practicing basic drafting exercises, following YouTube tutorials, and using AutoCAD forums help reinforce learning. Working on real-world projects, such as floor plans or mechanical parts, improves hands-on skills.
A tutor can accelerate learning by providing step-by-step guidance on drawing techniques, shortcuts, and best practices. They offer personalized feedback, help troubleshoot issues, and ensure learners gain industry-relevant skills, making AutoCAD easier and more efficient to master
With consistent practice and expert guidance, mastering AutoCAD becomes a smooth and rewarding process.
Who should study from an AutoCAD tutor?
Beginners struggling with AutoCAD commands and interface
AutoCAD has a complex interface, toolbars, and shortcut commands, which can be overwhelming for new users. Many struggle with drawing accuracy, modifying objects, and using layers effectively. An AutoCAD tutor simplifies these challenges by providing step-by-step guidance on essential tools, explaining best practices, teaching time-saving shortcuts, and helping students navigate AutoCAD with confidence.
Professionals needing advanced drafting and 3D modeling skills
Architects, engineers, and designers often require detailed technical drawings and efficiency in design workflows. An AutoCAD tutor helps professionals master parametric constraints, annotation styles, and 3D modeling techniques, ensuring their designs meet industry standards. They also provide project-based learning, helping professionals apply their skills to real-world tasks.
Students preparing for certifications or technical courses
AutoCAD certification exams and technical courses require proficiency in plotting layouts, modifying objects, and precise drafting techniques. An AutoCAD tutor provides structured lessons, hands-on exercises, and exam-specific strategies, ensuring students are well-prepared for certifications and coursework success.
How to select the right AutoCAD tutor?
Qualifications and teaching experience
A strong AutoCAD tutor should have a degree in architecture, engineering, or design and at least 3+ years of experience using AutoCAD professionally. Tutors with Autodesk certification or industry experience provide practical insights and best practices.
Expertise in 2D drafting, 3D modeling, and industry applications
Choose a tutor with expertise in 2D drafting, 3D modeling, and industry applications. Look for someone who can guide you in creating technical drawings, working with layers, and using AutoCAD’s advanced tools.
A tutor who can help you understand design workflows, precision drafting, and real-world applications in architecture, engineering, and manufacturing will ensure that you develop the necessary skills efficiently.
Student reviews and affordability
A tutor with positive student feedback and a track record of improving AutoCAD skills is a strong choice. AutoCAD tutors typically charge $40 to $100 per hour.
Wiingy offers expert AutoCAD tutoring at $28 per session with a free trial, making high-quality learning accessible.
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