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AutoCAD practice drawings for Day-1

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In this day one exercise, I used to add basic 2D line drawings with different coordinate systems and basic commands to use as line circle.


Commands used line.
Drawing 1

Basic 2D drawing for practice.
Drawing 2

Basic 2D drawing for practice autocad.

Basic exercise two dimensional drawing for practice.

Basic dimensioning practice.

Basic autocad practice drawing.

Basic autocad practice drawing.

Basic Autocad practice drawing.

Basic line command practice drawing.

Line command practice drawing.

Practice line command exercise.

A drying to practice line command.

Drawing practice image.

Practice line command using Autocad.

Basic autocad practice drawings.

A drawing for coordinate system practice.

Line tool practice exercise for autocad.




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