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Ah, thank you for your comment. I suppose I shouldn't stop and make more. It's tough to make videos with a busy schedule, but I will try something. Appreciate your kind words.

@@DrawingTechnical It's no pressure. It's already more in depth than most vids. It'll do till I pick up a book. 👍

Hello, yes in the video I was trying to see how hard the lead is, i made it break on purpose out of curiosity. I am confident that lead pens won't break from drawing pressure. Thanks for your comment. Also with the sharpener, the tub was full, that was the problem, solved now.

After the video I found that the problem was that my tub was full. I felt silly after emptying it and it worked.

@@DrawingTechnical are saving the graphite that is emptied from your barrel. True graphite artis save the shavings into a small glass jar to save some money

@@judyferguson3185 no I threw it out into the bushes. I don’t know what I could do with it, maybe shading.

@@DrawingTechnical yes, shading. You get a very soft look, no pencil marks at all. And a little bit goes a long way.

Thank you :) I was just trying to not wake the kids 😂

Hello. One of my colleagues showed me his ipad with morpholio trace, and he had an apple pencil too, it was great. I wish to have one some day.

That sounds like a smarter way of working, good tip 👍

Hello, okay I’ll make the video as soon as possible. I can confirm that this mouse is great for me when using it with CAD softwares like Autocad and Revit. I’ll show how in the upcoming video 👍

Thank you for your great comment. I keep thinking about doing it, it’s just an arms reach behind me. I will do it because you asked :)

@@DrawingTechnical Aw, thank you so much! ^^

@@DrawingTechnical I'm still waiting :o

Agreed. Autodesk is a greedy company that only cares about siphoning money from people’s wallets.

I made a complaint video about Autodesk here: czcams.com/video/xk9NamDnMvE/video.htmlsi=WjJeLvBQSeNWvzgP

I don’t think it connects to a Bluetooth receiver, it has a little usb receiver that comes with it. I’ll have to double check.

Hello, you mean where you break up a line by adding vertices to it?

@@DrawingTechnical I have approximately 200 points (X, Y coordinates), and I want to add all of them at the same time.

Yes, I show how to draw parallel lines in this video, using a compass; czcams.com/video/LUsBsKmg-ro/video.htmlsi=kN5bC0A8cUsPfv-F

@@DrawingTechnical and a chain of parallel lines,?

@@kingsman3087 in that case I would use a drawing board and set squares instead of struggling with techniques. You can get drawing boards from a company called ‘the big orchard’, use code DRAWTECH10 to get 10% off your order

Hi buddy, the best way is to use a hatching ruller. The "Linex" one, in particular, is quite good.

A great tip thank you

NanoCAD 5.0 should still be free. If it's not available on the website anymore then that's a shame, I was writing a book about NanoCAD 5.0

@@DrawingTechnical no worries, I got it to work! You’re the best! I graduated 2 years ago and been looking for a free option from Autocad and this is amazing! Thank you!

Glad you enjoyed it

Sorry. Point noted for future videos.

I was just testing how hard the lead feels.

Hello, I was just testing how hard the lead feels.

Nanocad is just a Russian copy of Autocad,

It was happening to me and I found that it was because my tub was full, when I emptied it, it worked again

Thanks and welcome

Thanks, I try to

At the moment I only have faber castell leads and Staedtler leads, $14 seems a bit much, try seeing the faber castell ones, they are good

@@DrawingTechnical yeah I live in Canada so $14 Canadian is probably like $8 or $9 American. But I'll see if I can find it. Amazon usually sells everything more expensive

I found the problem, the tub was full to the top with lead dust and it worked after I emptied it

Thanks for your comment, yes you can download multiple and I think you can get multiple licenses for free, I have it on my PC and my laptop. I better get back to continuing the tutorials, thanks 🤝

That’s a great idea putting it on a keychain!

Hello, I've just examined the small Faber Castell sharpener and the Staedtler tub sharpener, both of them look like they can only take 2mm leads and no bigger. It seems you'll have to find a sharpener for a 3.1 lead. Hope that helps.

That's great, a generational treasure! I have some sets and after researching, it seems the brass set I have is from 1850s, which is very interesting. I use them for my works, they are soft a bit like maleable gold.

At the time I was new to AutoCAD and had to learn it for my office job, I'm much more adept with it now using it together with Revit on the other screen. Perhaps it's time for an updated video.

@@DrawingTechnical please do make a new one if possible....videos on cad softwares are hard to find and i appreciate your work for that. Thanks for the reply. i apologize if i sounded rude in my first comment.

No problem

I believe you do connect the steel the same way. Also a little tip, if you draw a reference plane across and steel beam/column, you can cut the beam to the line so you can make diagonal cuts too.

No but the techniques of joining the bricks together help to prevent frost damage, the mortar can be shaped in a way to stop moisture from sitting between the bricks. There's other construction techniques to consider also.

Thank you for your reply!@@DrawingTechnical

You're welcome.

Yes that was it thanks

Yes, it still makes me stop and think as well. At work I’ve made myself a diagram of the dash line direction and have pinned it up. Thanks to that I’m starting to get used to how the lines are marked on a door. The pointy part is the hinged part.

Thanks it’s the Staedtler 780c, I have a review video of it somewhere in my library of videos

I wanted to get that one because it has adjustable weights in it, looked cool like loading a gun chamber. I got this one because I didn’t want wires to get in the way, and it’s pretty comfortable, the weight of it is fine for my big hands

Yes, it would probably bet better if they printed the lead grade on the cap itself, I think you can get a set of these Staedltler pencils for the purpose of setting the grdaes marked on the clip.

Thanks lol

@@DrawingTechnical you deserve it mate

Thank you, your comment is much appreciated :)

Hello, did you want the measurements of the window in the drawing?

@@DrawingTechnical yes I do need the measurements

Hello. the window is drawn at 1:10 scale, it's 910mm wide and 1210mm high. The dimension from the bottom of the sill to the underside of the smaller right side opening casement is 750mm. Let me know if you need anything else.

@@DrawingTechnical what's ur opinion on isomars drafting tables ??

You’re welcome, it won’t be long before you know where everything hides in software, let us know if you have any problems 👍

Thanks and welcome