Join Shaun Bryant for an in-depth discussion in this video Inserting title blocks and borders, part of AutoCAD Mechanical Essential Training.
- [Instructor] We're now in the TITLEBLOCKS_BORDERS.DWG file…and you can see it's a blank drawing…set to the ISO settings, metric settings,…and what we're going to look at is how we bring in…title blocks and borders into…a new AutoCAD Mechanical drawing.…Now, when you bring in title blocks and borders…into AutoCAD Mechanical, it's a very different work flow…and process to your regular AutoCAD…if that's what your used to.…So, we go to the Annotate tab up here on the ribbon,…like so, and you'll see in the Sheet panel we've got…Title Border, Parts List, Hole Chart, Fits List, and Table.…
Now if I just click on this little arrow here,…what it does is it allows me…to look in my AutoCAD Mechanical Options at my…AM, AutoCAD Mechanical, Standards.…So you can see my standard is ISO…and my measurement in this case is metric,…and default model scale is 1:1.…Now if I go over here and go to Double-click to edit,…you'll notice there is a Drawing Sheet option.…I'm going to double-click on that…and you'll notice it defaults to an A3, ISO Title Block A.…
Author
Shaun Bryant
Released
3/29/2018- Navigating the AutoCAD Mechanical 2018 interface
- Managing layers and object properties
- Structuring, reusing, and editing your mechanical data
- Creating key geometry
- Adding centerlines and holes
- Manipulating geometry
- Inserting parts with part generators
- Creating drawing sheets
- Annotating parts and subassemblies
- Placing dimensions
- Creating a bill of materials and parts list
- Calculating design factors
- Using existing drawing data
- Creating templates and standard data
- 2018 improvements: 4K and DWG support
- Drawing comparisons
- Shared views
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 4s
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Using the exercise files1m 12s
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1. Exploring the User Interface
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Exploring the user interface2m 44s
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Using the ribbon5m 34s
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Changing workspaces3m 32s
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Using the status bar3m 44s
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Using the drawing tabs3m 11s
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Using the navigation bar4m 35s
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The shortcut menu4m 1s
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Accessing help3m 17s
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Customizing the ribbon1m 23s
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File Navigation dialog box1m 41s
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2. Object Property and Layer Management
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Property management3m 30s
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Layer control4m 30s
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Using geometry on layers4m 10s
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3. Organizing Your Mechanical Drawing
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Drawing creation workflows3m 34s
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Reusing structured data1m 52s
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Editing structured data2m 6s
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Non-named host drawing2m 18s
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Select new path2m 57s
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Find and replace3m 21s
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Changing reference path type2m 20s
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4. Creating Your Key Geometry
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Core design tools3m 39s
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Using object snaps3m 47s
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Configuring power snaps4m 47s
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Using centerlines2m 46s
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Adding centerlines and holes2m 38s
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Adding construction lines5m 32s
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Adding parts and holes6m 12s
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Off-screen selection2m 47s
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Linetype gap settings3m 18s
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5. Manipulating Mechanical Geometry
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Using power commands3m 57s
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Associative hides4m 58s
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6. Using Mechanical Part Generators
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Inserting standard parts4m 18s
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Notating standard parts3m 30s
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Using chains and belts4m 7s
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Using the Shaft Generator4m 17s
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7. Creating Mechanical Drawing Sheets
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8. Working with Dimensions and Annotations
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Using power dimensions4m 20s
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Editing dimensions2m 21s
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Creating a revision list4m 8s
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9. Bill of Materials, Parts Lists, and Balloons
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Creating part references4m 49s
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10. Using Design Calculations
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Calculating shaft strength4m 20s
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11. Using Existing Drawing Data
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Using IGES files3m 7s
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12. Creating Standard Data and Settings
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Configuring BOMs3m 1s
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Configuring balloons3m 33s
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13. Documenting Content
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PDF enhancements (PDFIMPORT)2m 41s
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14. Technology Improvements
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15. Drawing Comparison
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Viewing results3m 38s
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Other commands3m 9s
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16. AutoCAD Mechanical Shared Views
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Creating a shared view3m 28s
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Share View dialog box3m 1s
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Autodesk Viewer2m 18s
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Uploading a shared view3m 17s
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Plotting from the Viewer1m 39s
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Conclusion
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Next steps2m 5s
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