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

AIM1: To Draw the elevation and details of a wardrobe as shown in the Figure. 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 limax are also set, zoom comand is also used.

STEP 2:

• In the command line type rec-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 Land by increasing the transparency to create wall surface.
• In the command line type qleader to mention the annotations
• In the command prompt type rectangle 630 x 2800
• In the command prompt type qleader to give the annotations.

STEP 5:

• In the command prompt type rectangle 2800 x 2600
• With the help of line command drawers and cabinets are created.

STEP 6:

• In the command prompt type rectangle and dimensions of 52O x 630, 1180 x 630, 900 x 630. This is repeated 2 times.
• using line commands the next of the lines are drawn.

RESULT:

AIM-2: To draw the given floor plan.

Procedure:

Step 1:

• units are set to mm.
• limits and limax are also set.
• zoom comand is also used.

Step 2:

• In the command prompt type XI 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.

Step 3:

• In the command line "adc" (design centre) is typed to get the components of the plan.
• In the command line "Linetype" is typed to get the dotted lines.
• In the command line "Text" is typed to get the dimensions and annotations of the plan.

RESULT:

AIM-3: To Create the Kitchen Layout and to Also, use proper dimension techniques to dimension the kitchen layout. Also, insert text wherever required. All dimensions are in mm.

Procedure:

Step 1:

• units are set to mm.
• limits and limax are also set.
• zoom comand is also used.

Step 2:

• In the command prompt type rec and the dimensions are 4734 X 3688mm.
• In the command prompt type offset and offset it to the distance of 230mm.
• Using arc and line command, doors are drawn.
• Hatch command is used to Hatch the model.
• Rectangle command is used to model the refrigerator.
• In the command prompt type offset and 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 of 600.
• In the command prompt type trim to trim the extras.
• In the command prompt type line type and load the dotted lines.
• In the command prompt type text to text the given annotations.
• In the command prompt type dimensions to given the dimensions to the plan.
• In the command prompt the leader command is used for naming the dimensions.

RESULT:

AIM-4: Sketch the column details as shown in Figure. Insert dimensions and text in the figure. Refer to the bar sizes from the schedule.

8mm --0.31 Inches

25mm--- inches

16mm-0.62 inches

PROCEDURE:

Step 1:

• units are set to mm.
• limits and limax are also set.
• zoom comand is also used.

Step 2:

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

Step 3:

• Using rectangle and line command the tables are drawn.
• Using text command, text is written in the table.

RESULT:

AIM-5: To draw the raft layout.

Procedure:

Step 1:

• units are set to Engineering > inches.
• limits and limax are also set.
• zoom comand is also used.

Step 2:

• In the command prompt type rectangle > dimensions are 29’ -7” and 60’.
• With dotted lines and offset command, the grids are drawn.
• In the command prompt offset the distance to 4”
• in the ribbon > hatch > AR-CONC.
• In the command prompt type rec >2’ x 2’.
• In the ribbon bar select hatch > ANS / 37
• In the command prompt type rec to draft the columns.
• In the ribbon ab > Annotate > text > Mtext to text the given annotations.
• In the ribbon tab > Dimensions > To give the dimensions.

RESULT: