Challenge

Creating Bar Bending schedule, Different Door types, and Creation of standard drawing templates using AutoCad

Initial Procedure:

Aim: To create the templates as shown in Figures

Procedure:

Using the LINE command, draw a line of any length.
And using the OFFSET command, offset the lines and create the required columns and rows
Using Multiline text, type the required text at the appropriate space and adjust the style and text height
Now, using BLOCK command, block definition block appears and specify the name as Custom1_titleblock and on picking the point and selecting the object, object gets created.
Now we can insert the object where ever we want using the ribbon menu, by selecting Insert. From insert, select Block panel and then click Insert block.
Similarily, using the LINE command, draw a line of any length.
And using the OFFSET command, offset the lines and create the required columns and rows
Using Multiline text, type the required text at the appropriate space and adjust the style and text height
Now, using BLOCK command, block definition block appears and specify the name as Custom2_titleblock and on picking the point and selecting the object, object gets created.

Result:

Aim: To create the doors type for warehouse and to create blocks of this door type after sketching them.

Procedure:

Using the RECTANGLE command, a rectangle of 2330*2750mm is made.
Now draw a rectangle at the same left side of the previously drawn rectangle.
Now using OFFSET command, the four panels are made using OSNAP on.
The handle of the door is also drawn using LINE command, OFFSET command andARC command ..
Now using the TRIM command, trim off the unwanted lines.
Dimensioning is done and Text as DOOR 1
Now from the Ribbon bar, select BLOCK, Create Block
Similarily Door 2 is created and Saved as a block using BLOCK command, selecting the objects.

Result:

Aim: To sketch each symbol as a block with the name given in the legen and arranging them as in legend.

Procedure:

Using LINE command, start sketching each symbol
With the help of circle command, circles and semi-circles are made using CIRCLE command and fill them using DONOUT command, by giving the internal diameter as 0
Use the RECTANGLE command to encase the symbols in the rectangle.
Using the Text, we can insert any text inside or outside the Symbol.
After creating each symbol, using block command, select each symbol and name them.
Finally 23 blocks will be created.
SINGLE GANG SWITCH:
DOUBLE GANG SWITCH:
TRIPLE GANG SWITCH:
SINGLE TWO WAY GANG SWITCH:
DOUBLE TWO WAY GANG SWITCH:
TRIPLE TWO WAY GANG SWITCH:
SWITCH CROSS:
SWITCH SERIAL:
SINGLE SOCKET:
SINGLE SOCKET FOR LAMP
DOUBLE SOCKET:
FLOOR SOCKET SINGLE:
FLOOR SINGLE SOCKET FOR LAMP:
FLOOR SOCKET DOUBLE:
FLOOR SOCKET SINGLE TELEPHONE
FLOOR SOCKET DOUBLE TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE SOCKET
INTERNET SOCKET
TV SOCKET
WEATHERPROOF SOCKET
DECT BASE STATION
WALL BRACKET
PICTURE LAMP

Now create a rectangular table as shown in the legend with the same number of rows and columns.
Texts are written in the correct column and row
Now insert each symbol block in the appropreate rows and columns, by selecting the select object and naming it.
Make the symbol aligned
Fill the rows and columns and make text font, height adjustments accordingly.
Trim off the excess rows and columns

Result:

Aim: To draft the given Doors and to create it as a block

Procedure:

For the first door, draw a line of 6'11" and 2'10" on both sides
Now using OFFSET command, OFFSET the door panel according to the specification.
With the RECTANGLE command, the door lock is made
In the command prompt, command, BLOCK and pick the objects to be selected and save
Now we can insert this object where ever we need

For the second door draw a line of 6'11" and 3'4" on both sides
Now using OFFSET command, OFFSET the door panel according to the specification.
Using the DIVIDE and OFFSET command, the door design is made
The centre circle is made using the CIRCLE command.
With the RECTANGLE command, the door lock is made
In the command prompt, command, BLOCK and pick the objects to be selected and save
Now we can insert this object where ever we need

For the third door draw a line of 6'11" and 2'9" on both sides
Now using OFFSET command, OFFSET the door panel according to the specification.
For hatching, use the HATCH command and select ANS 131 scaling to 1.5
The centre circle is made using the CIRCLE command.
With the RECTANGLE command, the door lock is made
In the command prompt, command, BLOCK and pick the objects to be selected and save
Now we can insert this object where ever we need

For the fourth door draw a line of 6'11" and 3'4" on both sides
Create the top arc using the ARC , with start, centre and end
Now using OFFSET command, OFFSET the door panel according to the specification.
Using the DIVIDE and OFFSET command, the door design is made
The centre circle is made using the CIRCLE command.
With the RECTANGLE command, the door lock is made
In the command prompt, command, BLOCK and pick the objects to be selected and save
Now we can insert this object where ever we need

For the fifth door draw a line of 6'11" and 3'4" on both sides
Now using OFFSET command, OFFSET the door panel according to the specification.
Using the DIVIDE and OFFSET command, the door design is made
The centre circle is made using the CIRCLE command.
With the RECTANGLE command, the door lock is made
In the command prompt, command, BLOCK and pick the objects to be selected and save
Now we can insert this object where ever we need

For the sixth door draw a line of 6'11" and 3'4" on both sides
Create the top arc using the ARC , with start, centre and end
Now using OFFSET command, OFFSET the door panel according to the specification.
Using the DIVIDE and OFFSET command, the door design is made
The centre circle is made using the CIRCLE command.
With the RECTANGLE command, the door lock is made
In the command prompt, command, BLOCK and pick the objects to be selected and save
Now we can insert this object where ever we need

Result:

Aim: To create each shape as in block given

Procedure:

Using the RECTANGLE command, a rectangle is created.
Now using DIVIDE command, divide the rectangle into required number of rows and columns.
Set this table aside
Now draw each shapes with the dimensions given using LINE and CIRCLE, DONUT commands.
Insert the required text in the appropriate space and modify the dimension style if needed.
Using BLOCK command in command prompt, select all the objects needed to set as block.
Save it and insert it in the required row and columns

Result:

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