How to draw the three dimensional axonometric drawings and exploded drawings of CAD carved furniture

No isometric drawings are drawn.

Draw a three-dimensional drawing directly, adjust the UCS to draw patterns on each surface, and then blank it, if there are some lines less or more, you need to use the projection function of the paper space to project the three-dimensional drawing into a two-dimensional drawing, and then break it up to modify. After saving the 3D diagram, it is convenient to repeatedly project from various perspectives. A 3D diagram doesn't have to be a physical one.

But I would say that CAD is actually not the best at doing this, because CAD is complicated and inefficient in drawing 3D drawings and projections. It will be easier for PRO E, solidworks, UG and other software that specializes in 3D drawings to do this job, and the 2D drawings generated by their projection can be exported to CAD. Most people project a 2D drawing from a 3D drawing, and then import it into CAD for modification, annotation and beautification of the 2D drawing.

The three 3D software personal preference UG because it has a lot of features and is very powerful, but in this matter I recommend PRO E. Of course, SOLIDWORKS is also very good, it still depends on personal preference.

It is also not excluded that there are other 3D software that is more suitable for your industry. But I don't know that.

As far as I know, the engraving is made with an engraving machine, and there are some special engraving machine software that has a supporting gallery, that is, the source of the pattern. Patterns can also be drawn with 3D software, such as using path sweeping, which is not much different from drawing 2D patterns.

He's a fake 3D, not a 3D model. To draw this diagram, you must have a good three-dimensional imagination and familiarity with the scale of the drawing.

If you want to learn true 3D, I recommend you to learn UG furniture 3D modeling!

Draw in 2D mode and then convert the coordinate system.