Sheet Metal Guy Expands Website for AutoCAD Users

Cincinnati, OH, August 30, 2006 — Sheet Metal Guy, LLC has opened a new section of their website dedicated to the AutoCAD software and its users, www.SheetMetalGuy.com/autocad, providing AutoCAD specific tips and information to model sheet metal parts and get your job done. Updated daily, this new section will keep you informed with the latest news and information relative to AutoCAD and the sheet metal industry.

The home page of the Sheet Metal Guy website (www.SheetMetalGuy.com) provides tools and information for sheet metal fabrication, CAD / CAM designers and CNC programmers. In addition to news and reviews, it also provides access to several of the most popular AutoCAD bloggers. Articles and product reviews keep you informed of the best tools available for your specific application.

“One of the biggest benefits of our website is that it brings together the information sheet metal fabricators need to get their job done. Whether it is the thickness of a specific gauge of metal or the finding the right k-factor to calculate the flat pattern, we have brought them all together in one place,” says Joe Bucalo, president of Sheet Metal Guy, LLC.

The AutoCAD software provides a great set of tools for modeling sheet metal parts. Knowing the best way to utilize these tools is not always obvious. Whether it be finding the right command or just looking up the sheet metal thickness, this website is designed to provide the answers you need to get your job done.

About Sheet Metal Guy, LLC
Sheet Metal Guy, LLC, located in Cincinnati, OH, was formed to help increase the productivity of sheet metal designers and manufacturers through education. As a publisher of books and other materials, the company's primary focus is to provide high quality, cost effective training for the design and manufacture of sheet metal parts and assemblies. Sheet Metal Guy, LLC is focused on designing easy to understand, self-paced training books for all knowledge levels of 3D CAD software users. Additional company and product information is available on the company’s Web site, www.SheetMetalGuy.com.

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