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           •  Printing and Plotting
           It enables users to create high-quality prints or plots of their drawings, including options for scaling, page setup,
           and printing parameters.
           3.  Applications

           •  Engineering Drawings
           2D CAD is extensively used in mechanical, civil, electrical, and architectural engineering for creating technical
           drawings and plans.

           •  Architectural Drafting
           Architects use 2D CAD software to produce floor plans, elevations, sections, and construction details for buildings
           and structures.
           •  Product Design

           It is used in product design and manufacturing industries to create detailed drawings of components, assemblies,
           and manufacturing specifications.
           •  Documentation

           2D CAD software is also used for documentation purposes, such as creating schematics, wiring diagrams, and
           parts catalogs.
           4  Examples of 2D CAD Software

              -   Auto cad lt
              -   Draftsight
              -   Turbo cad 2d
              -   Librecad

              -   Corelcad (2d version)
           Overall, 2D CAD software is a powerful tool for creating precise and detailed technical drawings, facilitating the
           design and documentation process across various industries.
           3D CAD (Computer-Aided Design)

           software is used to create three-dimensional digital models of objects, components, or architectural structures.
           Here’s detailed information about 3D CAD:
           1  Purpose
           3D CAD software is used for designing, modeling, visualizing, and analyzing complex three-dimensional objects
           or systems. It enables engineers, designers, architects, and manufacturers to create detailed and accurate 3D
           representations of products, buildings, machinery, and more.
           2  Features
           •  Modeling Tools

           3D CAD software provides a wide range of modeling tools for creating complex shapes        and geometries,
           including extrusion, revolve, loft, sweep, fillet, chamfer, and boolean operations.
           •  Assembly Design

           It allows users to assemble multiple components together to create complex   assemblies, with tools for mating,
           aligning, and simulating motion between parts.
           •  Parametric Design
           Parametric modeling enables users to create models with dimensions and parameters that can be easily modified
           and updated, ensuring design flexibility and adaptability.
           •  Surface Modeling

           Advanced 3D CAD software offers surface modeling capabilities for creating organic shapes, curved surfaces,
           and freeform designs.


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