So I’ve been thinking about finally getting serious with AutoCAD. I’ve tinkered with it here and there for little projects, but I really want to build a solid foundation — and ideally be able to use it more professionally in the future.
There are so many courses out there, I’m getting a bit lost… Some are free, some cost a fortune, and honestly, I can’t always tell which ones are actually worth it. I’d love to hear from anyone here who’s followed a course and felt it actually helped them — not just theory, but really understanding how to use the tools in real-world situations.
If you’ve done a course that really clicked with you — whether it was online, in person, video-based, whatever — I’d be super grateful to hear about it. Did it start from scratch? Was it hands-on? Did it go into 3D too, or mainly stick to 2D?
Thanks so much in advance. I’m motivated, just need a bit of guidance on where to dive in.
