AutoCAD How To Bind or Insert External References - What's the Difference? - 2 Minute Tuesday

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Brandon here back with another new 2 minute tuesday!

I'm excited to show you guys the next installment in a series of collaboration posts with Autodesk/Autocad and the AutoCAD Blog where I am creating Tuesday Tip Articles to go along with some of my Tuesday Videos!
You can check out the last one here:
AutoNumbering in Autocad: https://blogs.autodesk.com/autocad/au...

In today's video, we take a quick look at the differences between Bind and Insert when inserting External References (xrefs) directly into our drawings.

What is the difference between an 'insert' and 'bind' in the 'Bind' command?

After you check out the video and article let me know in the comments what you think!?

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