Re: Learning

Draw, draw, draw!
CAD is one of the few areas discussed here that I have a little
experience with. I started drawing homes back when I built them, back
when the programs I could afford had no parts except those you
conjured yourself. I drew and drew and drew, sometimes 16 hours a day
on a weekend.
The only other tip I have is try to learn the proceedure used by your
particular program,i.e. if you're drawing a hexagon, what does the
program want first, second, etc.

Learning Vector for me was a bear because the proceedure is so
different from any other CAD program I've tried.

Jerry

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@egroups.com, Dan Dowell <dandowell@s...> wrote:
> Well I got into this turbo cad designer program that I bought. Even
with the tutorial that comes with it this is hard to learn. It might
take a couple of months.
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> How did the members of this group learn to do cad programs? ANy
common short cuts?
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> But at least I can say one thing, it does actually work.
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> Dan