Draft also contains a working plane/grid system that allows you to define precisely in which plane you are working, a layers system to organize your drawing (we will use groups instead in this exercise), and a complete snapping system that makes it very easy to draw and position elements precisely in relation to each other. like we did in the previous chapter.Īmong the tools offered by the Draft workbench, you will find traditional drawing tools like Line, Circle, or Polyline, and modification tools like Move, Rotate or Offset. All its tools work in the whole 3D space and many of the Draft tools, for example Move or Rotate, are commonly used elsewhere in FreeCAD because they are often more intuitive than changing placement parameters manually. The Draft workbench, although it adopts ways of working inherited from the traditional 2D CAD world, is not limited to the 2D realm. In any case, FreeCAD features a more traditional workbench, with tools found in most 2D CAD applications: The Draft workbench.
You might be interested in FreeCAD because you already have some technical drawing experience, for example with software like AutoCAD, or you already know something about design, or you prefer to draw things before building them.
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