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     AutoCAD 2014 - 3D Tutorial 01
This chapter introduces 3D basics. Discussed first are the concepts of axes, planes and faces, followed by the 3D drafting/modeling tools including toolbars, workspaces and the 3D Ribbon. How to enter and exit 3D is discussed next, as well as how to 		7104
     AutoCAD 2014 - 3D Tutorial 02
AutoCAD 2014 - 3D Tutorial 01 - This chapter introduces 3D basics. Discussed first are the concepts of axes, planes and faces, followed by the 3D drafting/modeling tools including toolbars, workspaces and the 3D Ribbon. How to enter and exit 3D is di 		1964
     AutoCAD 2014 - 3D Tutorial 03
This chapter introduces a wide variety of 3D tools needed for basic construction. Discussed is Rotate3D, 3D Rotate (with Gizmo), Mirror 3D, 3D Array, 3D Scale, 3D Move, and fillet/chamfer in 3D. The chapter features two projects, a 3D chair and books 		1549
     AutoCAD 2014 - 3D Tutorial 04
This chapter introduces a wide variety of 3D tools needed for basic construction. Discussed is Rotate3D, 3D Rotate (with Gizmo), Mirror 3D, 3D Array, 3D Scale, 3D Move, and fillet/chamfer in 3D. The chapter features two projects, a 3D chair and books 		1240
     AutoCAD 2014 - 3D Tutorial 05
This chapter introduces a wide variety of 3D tools needed for basic construction. Discussed is Rotate3D, 3D Rotate (with Gizmo), Mirror 3D, 3D Array, 3D Scale, 3D Move, and fillet/chamfer in 3D. The chapter features two projects, a 3D chair and books 		941
     AutoCAD 2014 - 3D Tutorial 06
This chapter introduces Boolean Operations (Union, Subtract, Intersect) that allow for complex interaction between 3D pieces. The chapter features a 3D drawing project of a wall with a door and a window. Next the chapter moves on to introducing the b 		889
     AutoCAD 2014 - 3D Tutorial 07
This chapter introduces Boolean Operations (Union, Subtract, Intersect) that allow for complex interaction between 3D pieces. The chapter features a 3D drawing project of a wall with a door and a window. Next the chapter moves on to introducing the b 		871
     AutoCAD 2014 - 3D Tutorial 08
This chapter introduces advanced "curved design" tools (Revolve, Shell, Taper, Loft, Path Extrusion and Sweep). Applications and examples are included as needed. This chapter features a small 3D modeling project of a tapered, shelled and filleted was 		924
     AutoCAD 2014 - 3D Tutorial 09
This chapter introduces advanced "curved design" tools (Revolve, Shell, Taper, Loft, Path Extrusion and Sweep). Applications and examples are included as needed. This chapter features a small 3D modeling project of a tapered, shelled and filleted was 		908
     AutoCAD 2014 - 3D Tutorial 10
This chapter introduces advanced "curved design" tools (Revolve, Shell, Taper, Loft, Path Extrusion and Sweep). Applications and examples are included as needed. This chapter features a small 3D modeling project of a tapered, shelled and filleted was 		1156
 
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