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CAD (Computer Aided Design) is the bridge between an idea of a part in your head to having that part 3D printed or laser cut as a real-world part. There are many different types of 3D modelling and they all achieve different outcomes, but CAD is what we will be learning in this video and is often favoured by makers due to its precise nature. While other modelling workflows like Blender are great at producing sculptures, CAD is very mathematical and exact which makes it great for modelling technical parts such as mechanisms, robots and cars.

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0:00 Intro
0:56 What is CAD?
2:17 CAD Modelling Basics
6:14 Modelling a Suspension Arm Demo
13:57 Modelling the Rest of the Robot
15:22 Where to From Here?

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