Tuesday Tips – Automate Technical Drawing
With BricsCAD Mechanical you can automatically produce a technical drawing effortlessly. Create exploded diagrams, animate them and create section views, all with just a few…
Tuesday Tips – Callouts, leader lines & balloons
With BricsCAD Mechanical you can automatically annotate drawings with just a click, create custom leader lines, and add them to your library to use again…
Tuesday Tips – Sweep
This Tuesday I’m going to talk to you about one of my favorite BricsCAD tools: Sweep. The Sweep command creates 3D solids or 3D surfaces…
Free 2D & 3D Models
There are plenty of websites where you can find free 2D and 3D models to add to BricsCAD. BricsCAD Shape, BricsCAD BIM, and BricsCAD Mechanical…
Tuesday Tips – A quick guide to DXF
We all know and love BricsCAD for its native .dwg format, but did you know that BricsCAD also fully supports another, highly compatible file format:…
Tuesday Tips – Solids, Surfaces, and Meshes
BricsCAD has the ability to work with 3D solids, surfaces, and meshes, but which is best? Surfaces Modeling in surfaces is a bit like making…
Tuesday Tips 11 – ways to draw a square in BricsCAD
As a technical illustrator, I’ve always found that there is more than one way of completing the same task and every illustrator has their own…
Tuesday Tips – Edit polylines in BricsCAD
With BricsCAD it’s faster for you to edit polylines, add vertices, manipulate sections, and more. If you come from other CAD software you might be…
Tuesday Tips – Reduce your work time with The Quad
The Quad is a unique feature to BricsCAD that speeds up your workflow by putting your most used and needed commands right under your cursor….
5 Tips to make your CAD files faster
Is your CAD system lagging? Leverage BricsCAD Machine Intelligence to make your CAD faster and smarter, and speed up your workflow. There is a way…