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Essential AutoCAD Commands for Beginners

Aya maansi
in Drafting
2 0 Beginner
In this tutorial, I introduce the most important AutoCAD commands every engineer and designer should know to work faster and more efficiently. 📐 Whether you are a beginner or already familiar with AutoCAD, this video will help you understand and apply the most commonly used commands with clear examples. Commands covered in the video: Line (L): Draw straight lines Circle (C): Create circles Rectangle (REC): Draw rectangles Trim (TR): Cut extra parts Extend (EX): Extend lines to meet Move (M): Move objects Copy (CO): Duplicate objects Mirror (MI): Create mirrored copies Offset (O): Create parallel lines/shapes Array (AR): Pattern or repeat objects Dimension (DIM): Add dimensions Hatch (H): Apply hatching or shading Zoom & Pan: Control your view
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Mold Flow Basic in Solidworks

langgeng wahyu hidayat
in Process Simulation
0 0 Beginner
After we create the sprue, runner, and gate, the next step in determining whether the product can be perfectly molded in the injection process on a plastic injection machine is to analyze the flow rate of the plastic fluid with the SolidWorks Plastics tool. This is also commonly known as mold flow. In this video, we will analyze the product with the SolidWorks Plastics tool. There, you will be asked to determine the type of plastic that is the base material of the plastic product. I chose the plastic material polypropylene. Enjoy watching.
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