1. Create the templates as shown in the Figures. Take the size of the title block as per industry standards or you can assume it as per the size of the paper. Use text and attributes wherever required. After creating the title block you need to save it as a block with the names: Custom1_titleblock and Custom2_titleblock, respectively.

AIM:

To create the templates and save them as a block name as Custom 1_titlebox and Custom 2_titlebox.

INTRODUCTION:

Drawing template files are drawings that store styles, settings, layers, and layouts in a drawing including title blocks.

When you create a new drawing based on a drawing template, the new drawing gets a copy of the styles in the template, but it is a one-time copy.

PROCEDURE

Enter LINE command: L

Draw the schedule as shown in the figure

Write the texts inside the boxes as shown in the figure.

After completing the figure, enter the BLOCK command: B

Define block

Select the option pick point and pick the point on the figure.

Then click the option select object and select the object and name it as Custom 1_titlebox

Block will be saved and we can use it with the INSERT command.

Enter LINE command: L

Draw the schedule as shown in the figure

Write the texts inside the boxes as shown in the figure.

After completing the figure, enter the BLOCK command: B

Define block

Select the option pick point and pick the point on the figure.

Then click the option select object and select the object and name it as Custom 2_titlebox

Block will be saved and we can use it with the INSERT command.

RESULT

2. Create the doors type for the warehouse as shown in the Figure. You need to create each door type as per standard size or given dimensions. Create the blocks of this door type after creating them.

AIM:

To create the doors for the warehouse as per the standard size and to create the blocks of door type after creating them.

PROCEDURE

Set the units to Decimal

Enter rectangle command: REC, enter the values 2330, and 2750

Take OFFSET of 250 inside the rectangle along the three sides

To draw the inside panels divide the rectangle into 4 parts horizontally and 3 parts vertically

Draw a rectangle by taking an offset of 100

Fillet the lines to form the rectangle

Offset the rectangle inside twice, join the vertices to the interior panel

Copy the pane to the desired places as shown in the figure

For the second door copy the door to a new location

Erase the inner panels and mark the dimensions.

After completing the figure, enter BLOCK command: B and a dialogue box will appear.

Select the option pick point and pick the point on the figure.

Then click the option select object and select the object and name it as desired.

RESULT

3. Create each symbol as a block with the name given in the legend. After creating the blocks arrange them in the legend as shown in the Figure.

AIM:

Create each symbol as a block with the name given in the legend. After creating the blocks arrange them in the legend as shown in the Figure.

PROCEDURE:

Enter LINE command: L

Draw the schedule as shown in the figure

Write the texts inside the boxes as shown in the figure.

Draw the figures using various commands

After completing the figure, enter the BLOCK command: B

Define block

Select the option pick point and pick the point on the figure.

Then click the option select object and select the object and name it as SYMBOLS LEGEND

Block will be saved and we can use it with the INSERT command.

RESULT

4. Create the door type for a residential building as a block. Save the name of the blocks as type. Use given dimensions or assume dimensions as per industry standards.

AIM

To create the door type for a residential building as a block and save the name of the block as Type. Assume the dimensions as per industry standards.

PROCEDURE

Set the units to Engineering

Enter rectangle command: REC, enter the values 6’11”, and 2’10”

Take the offsets of assumed dimensions along the three sides

The latch of the door can be drawn with the help of RECTANGLE and CIRCLE command

For the second door, draw a rectangle of 6'11 x 3’4” using the RECTANGLE command.

Take the offsets of assumed dimensions along the three sides

Draw a square using the RECTANGLE command in the lower portion of the door

Take offset of the square assuming dimensions as shown in figure

Draw a circle above the square

Draw a rectangle of the same width as the side of the square

Offset the rectangle

Draw 12 smaller squares inside the rectangle

For the third door draw a rectangle of 6'11 x 2'9.

Take the offsets of assumed dimensions along the three sides

And draw a small rectangle and offset another rectangle inside

Use the HATCH command to create the net

The latch can be drawn using the rectangle command at the mid of the door.

For the fourth door, COPY the second door

Using 3 point arc, draw the top arc as shown in the figure

Offset the arc as per the previous offset dimensions

Using the FILLET command with the appropriate radius, join the arc and the vertical sides of the door

Copy the 4 x 4 set of the square to create the lower design of the door.

For the fifth door, COPY the second door

Copy the 4 x 4 set of squares to create the lower design of the door.

For the sixth door, COPY the fourth door

Delete the 4 x 4 set of squares in the lower design of the door.

Offset the square as shown in the figure

After completing the figure, enter BLOCK command: B and a dialogue box will appear.

Select the option pick point and pick the point on the figure.

Then click the option select object and select the object and name it as desired.

RESULT

5. Create each shape as a block as shown in the Figure. Save the block and insert them on the table as shown in the Figure.

AIM:

Create each shape as a block as shown in the Figure. Save the block and insert them on the table as shown in the Figure.

PROCEDURE:

Set the units to Engineering

Draw a rectangle as shown in the figure using the RECTANGLE command.

Make the rows and columns as shown in the figure.

Write the texts in the drawn rows and columns as shown in the figure.

Draw the figures as shown in the shape size column using the LINE command.

After completing the figure, enter BLOCK command: B and a dialogue box will appear.

Select the option pick point and pick the point on the figure.

Then click the option select object and select the object and name it as desired.

Block will be saved and we can use it by using the INSERT command.

RESULT