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Why are technical drawings so much cooler?
Fun fact: if you design in fusion 360, you can make technical drawings quite easily with only a couple clicks.
[Fact Check!] A YouTube video series says it takes 30 days to completely master. Did skillshare send you?
To completely master yeah maybe, but if you just want the cool drawings, it'll automatically make them from your model (I meant that assuming you already use fusion).
Fun fact: FreeCAD is better
I wish
Because engieneering is so much cooler.