Tired of AutoCAD prints coming out the wrong size, cut off, or looking unprofessional? This is your ultimate guide to plotting in AutoCAD the right way! Learn how to set up layouts, create viewports, and finally print your drawings to scale, every single time.

In this step-by-step tutorial, I'll break down the entire plotting process, from the dreaded "Model Space" printing mistakes to the professional method using "Paper Space" layouts. Perfect for architects, engineers, students, and anyone who needs to present their CAD work clearly.

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⬇️ WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
✅ The BIG difference between Model Space \u0026 Paper Space (Layouts)
✅ How to create and set up a title block in a layout
✅ The correct way to create viewports and lock their scale (1:100, 1:50, 1/4"=1', etc.)
✅ Configuring the Page Setup Manager for your printer (PDF or physical)
✅ Using the PLOT command like a pro: settings for lineweights, colors, and quality
✅ How to create a CTB (Color-Dependent Plot Style) file to control how colors print
✅ Exporting a perfect, scalable PDF every time
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