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Learn how to create a wblock from a block in AutoCAD with this easy-to-follow tutorial. If you're looking to save your CAD drawings quickly, understanding how to use the write block command in AutoCAD is essential. In this video, we will guide you through the process of converting a block in AutoCAD to a wblock, allowing you to save and reuse your drawings efficiently. By mastering the difference between block and wblock in AutoCAD, you'll be able to work more effectively and streamline your design process. Our step-by-step instructions will show you how to create a wblock from an existing block in AutoCAD, making it easy to share and archive your designs. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, this tutorial will help you understand how to use the write block command to create a wblock from a block in AutoCAD, saving you time and increasing your productivity. By the end of this video, you'll be able to convert blocks to wblocks with confidence and take your AutoCAD skills to the next level.

AutoCAD WBLOCK (Write Block) explained — save blocks as an external DWG.
Create WBlock to export a block as DWG and build a reusable block library.

👉 Steps:
1) Type WBLOCK and press Enter.
2) Choose Objects, select geometry, and pick a base point.
3) Give the file name/location and click OK to write a DWG.
Pro tip: From the WBLOCK dialog’s Source dropdown, pick an existing Block name to write it out directly.

🧠 Block vs WBlock:
• Block stays inside your current drawing for repeated use.
• WBlock saves a separate DWG you can reuse in any project.

💡 Use cases: sharing standard parts, creating an office block library, speeding up new project setup.

Timestamps / Chapters:
00:00 What is WBLOCK (Write Block)
00:20 Create WBlock from selected objects
00:45 Pick base point & file path
01:10 Write out an existing Block via Source dropdown
01:35 Block vs WBlock quick difference
02:00 Tips for building a block library

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