Free AutoCAD Title Blocks!

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Still Skeptical?

A Little About Why I’m Giving the blocks out for free:

I was working on a freelance project for a regular client of mine just adding the finishing touches to the title block before sending it off to him when I had a thought. Why don’t you see more title block options available online especially free ones?

Now I understand that people don’t normally like to give away their secrets especially their uniqueness that is a title block. But still…
Why not share them a little more often with your fellow CAD users and peers? So as I was thinking about this I decided F#$% it I’ve wanted to make new templates for my freelance drawings, why not give away my current ones for free? I’ve used these 8.5×11 templates since just after I started doing small freelance jobs on my own. I only use these for my 8.5×11 work since these projects are primarily just small Reno jobs, garages etc. that are just for the city construction permits. They’re in both Landscape and Portrait, and I’ve pasted them into the layout for you as well as included them in model space if you’d like to change them or anything.

So feel free to change, update and use them to your heart’s content! The only thing I’m asking is a simple subscription to my news feed on the right of the page —>

This is to prevent  random people from downloading them for the sake of downloading, and keep my bandwidth reasonable. So just sign up and the download links with be sent in the confirmation email.

Don’t worry, I never send anything in the newsletter that isn’t useful, it’s mainly tips and tricks to being more productive and saving time, plus sometimes there’s even free stuff!

Oh and if you’d like even more downloads like title blocks (11×17) and some cool dynamic blocks (a north arrow, scalebar, etc..) check out my premium downloadable .dwt (drawing template) that includes all this and more.

Here are what they look like:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Well thanks for checking them out, and don’t forget to leave a comment or any questions you might have,

Cheers,
Brandon Loehr