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Don't miss Part 3 of our 2D Drawing Instructions mini-series. In this episode we cover adding prompts to products using Library Designer!

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Part 2 of the mini-series on 2D Drawing Instructions! Watch to learn how to add Global controls and parameters for automating your drawings!

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How many of you find yourselves spending too much time manually dimensioning, notating and detailing your shop drawings? How many times have those manual details been forgotten? And how many times have those forgotten manual details caused missed communication or costly mistakes?

Probably more than you'd like to admit... 

In this five part mini series, you will learn how to use Microvellum's 2D drawing instructions to automate much of your drafting process, enabling you to create clean, informative shop drawings without all the manual work. 

In this first podcast, you will learn six tips for preparing to add your drawing instructions.

Let's get hacking...

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Whether you are a Microvellum user, a student, a cabinetmaker looking for work, or a general woodworking enthusiast looking for answers, the Microvellum Knowledge Network is a place for inspiration, learning, and collaboration. 

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In this episode, we talk about programmable mice and why they are worth the investment. Learn a few tips to help you stay productive throughout your day. To view this in the original video format or join the conversation, visit community.microvellum.com 

Learn how to take advantage of the Prompt Values column to manipulate  project level subassemblies so they behave like unique subassemblies.  Also, learn a neat hack for writing string values in these cells! To view this in the original video format or join the conversation, visit community.microvellum.com