I am a home hack making mostly small parts and would like to use the drawing to make paper templets to glue onto material to make . the 1:1 scale does not print full size a 100 mm dimension comes out at 97mm so it is useless to me. Is there a way to correct this?
Curious- in your thumbnail, the top left, bottom left and bottom right drawings are just lines (not shaded). How did you do that? Wasn't covered in the video, I think.
I am a home hack making mostly small parts and would like to use the drawing to make paper templets to glue onto material to make . the 1:1 scale does not print full size a 100 mm dimension comes out at 97mm so it is useless to me. Is there a way to correct this?
Great question. I havent tried that recently but see the need! I will add that to my list.
Thanks .. good start ..would love to see more like this
You got it !
Curious- in your thumbnail, the top left, bottom left and bottom right drawings are just lines (not shaded). How did you do that? Wasn't covered in the video, I think.
dude you just skim past how we get additional views on the sdheet.. The one fn thing that isnt intuitive
That was absolutely great. I love youtube community, i can learn anything from these insane people out there.
when I save it dwg, the drawing only exists in paper space, it can't be used in model space?
Could be worth pointing out the limitations of the hobbyist licence - i.e. the operations that are not now supported in that licence.
Good idea! Was planning a separate video to explore the differences.
Thanks man, this is really useful
I like this Tyler Beck guy!
thanks sir ! 💕💕