AutoCad Mechanical  


AutoCAD Mechanical training course for professional 2D mechanical design and drafting.

The AutoCAD Mechanical toolset provides an engineering design solution specifically for the manufacturing industry. AutoCAD Mechanical simplifies and automates many common tasks, accelerating the mechanical CAD process and improving productivity.

Our AutoCAD Mechanical course teaches the key commands and techniques for professional 2D mechanical design and drafting using AutoCAD Mechanical.

AutoCAD Mechanical training is arranged on-request, i.e. one-to-one training or a ‘closed course’ for your group. Your training can be tailored to take into account any existing knowledge you have, and the work you’re going to be doing.

In-class or online

Our centres are open for in-class training, with full safety measures implemented. Where numbers allow, you’ll sit at a desk without anyone sitting next to you.

All courses are available in our popular live online format.

Accredited AutoCAD Mechanical training

Armada is an Autodesk authorised Training Centre (ATC), and our AutoCAD Mechanical training courses are accredited by Autodesk.

AutoCAD Mechanical courses are hosted by Carl Portman, an Autodesk Certified Instructor, with vast experience of using the application professionally.


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