AutoCAD Essentials for Mechanical Engineers Full Course - Free Certified - AutoCAD Essentials for Mechanical Engineers: Beginner to Advanced Tutorial | Episode 15 | Skill-Lync

In Episode 15 of our AutoCAD for Mechanical Engineers series, we take a deep dive into Latch Plate Design, guiding you through the step-by-step process of creating a mechanical part using AutoCAD's advanced features. In this session, you will learn how to efficiently use commands like trim, offset, mirror, and more to design with precision and speed. Ideal for mechanical engineers, students, and AutoCAD enthusiasts who want to level up their drafting skills! 📌 Key learning objectives: Setting up units, limits, and paper size for precise drafting Creating and editing latch plate dimensions Mastering the use of circular holes, fillets, and chamfering Efficient use of the Trim, Extend, Mirror, and Fillet commands Advanced techniques to speed up your design process 💡 Stay tuned till the end for a summary of powerful editing tools and commands to help you optimize your AutoCAD designs. Check out the previous episodes of this series here! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9-f9hWLZS601BRGEzWO81hHXawD8Eh06 If you’re interested in speaking with our experts from Scania, Mercedes, and Nissan, and scheduling a personalized career plan, call us at +91-9342691281 or register here:- https://bit.ly/4gR3SPI 📅 Chapters: 00:00 – Starting off with Latch Plate Design 00:13 - Setting up units, limits and paper size 00:39 - Drawing the external dimensions 01:49 – Creating circular holes with precise measurements 03:41 - Working with Offset and Explode commands 05:33 - Designing curved elements with circles & fillets 07:37 - Mirror command to reflect features 09:32 – Trimming & cleaning up unnecessary lines 11:53 – Completing the holes of the plate 14:02 – Adding fillets & chamfers for the edges 19:29 – Summary of key learnings #AutoCAD #AutoCADEssentials #SkillLync #MechanicalEngineering #AutoCADForMechanical #CADSoftware #CADTraining #AutoCADForBeginners #MechanicalCAD #AutoCAD2024 #AutoCADOnline #MechanicalDesign