Challenge

Creating a Wardrobe detailed drawing, Floor Plan, Kitchen Layout and Column Detail using AutoCad

1) Draw the elevation and deatils of a wardrobe as shown in the figure below. After sketching, you need to provide the dimensions and text with the use of layers.

AIM:

Draw the elevation and deatils of a wardrobe as shown in the figure below. After sketching, you need to provide the dimensions and text with the use of layers.

PROCEDURE:

Step 1:

  • Units are set to mm
  • Limits and lim-max are also set
  • Zoom command is also used.

Step 2:

  • In the command line type rect 2800, 2600
  • In the command line type offset
  • Offset from the top of dimensions 12 and 488 mm.

Step 3:

  • In the command line type offset.
  • Create the offset from the side at the distance of 608.75 and 365.

Step-4:

  • In the command line type L and by increasing the transparency to create wall surface.
  • By using hatch give the hatch and give scale 20.

Step-5:

  • In the command prompt type rect >630x2800.
  • In the command prompt type q leader to give the annotations.

Step-6:

  • In the command prompt type rect 2800x2600.
  • With the help of line command drawers and cabinets are created.
  • For the drawers and cabinets give the grey colour.
  • Dimension the drawing.

Step-7:

  • In the command prompt type rect and dimension of 520x630, 1180x630, 900x630. This is repeated 2 times.
  • Using line commands, the next of the lines are drawn.

Step-8:

  • Place the entire drawing in the respective layers.

RESULT:

(2) AIM: To draw the given floor plan.

PROCEDURE:

  • Units are set to mm.
  • Limits and lim-max is also used.
  • Zoom command is also used.

Step-2:

  • In the command prompt type XL to draw the infinite lines.
  • In the command prompt type offset to offset the line for a particular distance.
  • Using arc command doors are also created.

Doors:

  • D1 = 1000x2000 mm
  • D2 = 900x2100 mm
  • D3 = 800x2100 mm
  • D4 = 750x2100 mm
  • D5 = 700x2100 mm
  • SD = 2256x2100 mm

Ventilators:

  • V1 = 800x500 mm
  • V2 = 750x500 mm

Windows:

  • W1 = 2700x1500 mm
  • W2 = 2500x1500 mm
  • W3 = 900x1500 mm
  • W5 = 1000x1500 mm
  • W9 = 800x1500 mm.

Step-3: To draw canopy.

Circle:

In the menu bar click circle > centre, radius Specify the centre point as 10,10 and radius 452. In the menu bar click on circle > centre, radius specify the centre point same as the previous circle (10,10) and radius 1398.

Seats:

  • In the menu bar Click on rectangular or in the command prompt type rec.
  • Specify the length of the rect as 662.3
  • specify the width of the rect as 298.0
  • In the command prompt type fillet > radius > 100 (to get curve edges in the corner)
  • In the menu bar > circle > 2-point (2 points are the end points of the top line)
  • In the menu bar > circle > centre, diameter
  • Centre is the midpoint of the line, diameter is 777.2
  • Now, extend the centre line and trim the extras
  • In the command box click fillet > blend curves > and select the arc
  • In the command box click fillet > blend curves > and select the arc

Step-4:

Give the dimensions and annotation the drawing with the text where ever required.

Step-5:

Place the all elements of the drawing in the respective layers.

RESULT:

(3) AIM:

To create the kitchen Layout and to Also, use proper dimension techniques to dimension the kitchen layout. Also, insert text wherever required.

PROCEDURE:

Step-1:

  • Units are set to mm.
  • Limits and lim-max are also set.
  • Zoom command is also used.

Step-2:

  • In the command prompt type rec and the dimensions are 4734x3688 mm.
  • In the command prompt type offset it to the distance of 250 mm.
  • Using arc and lines the door is drawn.
  • In the command prompt type hatch to hatch the model.

Step-3:

  • In the command prompt type rec dimensions, to do the fridge.
  • In the command prompt type offset and offset it to the desired distance to get the Micro Oven.
  • In the command prompt type trim to trim the extras.
  • In the command prompt type offset it to the horizontal distance of 350, 450, 900, 450, 450 and 560.
  • In the command prompt type offset and offset it to the vertical distance 600.
  • In the command prompt type trim to trim the extras.
  • In the command prompt type line type and load the dotted lines.

Step-4:

  • In the command prompt type text to text the given annotations.
  • In the command prompt type dimensions to given the dimension to your plan.
  • In the command prompt even the leader command is used to name the dimensions.

Step-5:

Place all the elements in the required layers.

RESULT:

(4) AIM: To sketch the column details

PROCEDURE:

Step-1:

  • Units are set to mm.
  • Limits and lim-max are also set.
  • Zoom command is also used.

Step-2:

  • Using rectangle and line command the tables are drawn.

Step-3:

  • Using text command, the text is given.

Step-4:

  • In the command prompt type lines to draw the reinforcement.
  • In the command prompt type circles to draw the reinforcement.

RESULT:

(5) AIM: To draw the raft layout.

PROCEDURE:

Step-1:

  • Units are set to Engineering > inches.
  • Limits and lim-max are also set.
  • Zoom command is also used.

Step-2:

  • In the command prompt type rect > dimensions are 29'-7" and 60'.
  • With the help of dotted lines and offset command the grids are drawn.

Step-3:

  • In the command prompt offset the distance to 4".
  • In the ribbon > hatch > AR-CONC.
  • In the command prompt type rec > 2'x2'.
  • In the command prompt type rec to draft the columns.
  • In the ribbon bar select hatch > ANSI37 hatch the columns.
  • In the ribbon bar select hatch > ANSI33 to hatch the walls.

Step-4:

  • In the ribbon tab > Annotate > text > text to text the given annotations.
  • In the ribbon tab > dimensions > to give the dimensions.

Step-5:

  • Place the all the elements of the drawings in the required layers.

RESULT:

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