Designing a Project Piece Using CAD

Duration: 5:57

George Vondriska and Bruce Kieffer demonstrate the quick process for designing a woodworking project piece using a CAD program. A Woodworkers Guild of America (WWGOA) original video.

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7 Responses to “Designing a Project Piece Using CAD”
  1. Dennis Pyron
    Dennis Pyron

    Designing a project with CAD… what CAD software was used WI is deminstration? Thanks in advance.

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  3. John
    John

    I realise this video was 2 years ago, but I found that the assumption was made that the viewer (me) had knowledge of CAD. The mouse seemed to whip around the screen, sorry but I’m not that young any more and need time for instructions to register. Regards

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