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

Q1

AIM:- To create a given template and convert it to block

• take a line command
• specify the first point
• then draw the table using line command as per the required
• then take a mtext command
• specify the first point
• and write the text as given in the table
• after creating the table and writing the text convert it to block
• take a block command
• give the name to the command as custom1_titleblock
• select the object
• select the pick point
• then click on ok
• then the block is created

AIM:- To create a given second template and convert it to block

• take a line command
• specify the first point
• then draw the table using line command as per the required
• then take a mtext command
• specify the first point
• and write the text as given in the table
• after creating the table and writing the text convert it to block
• take a block command
• give the name to the command as custom2_titleblock
• select the object
• select the pick point
• then click on ok
• then the block is created

Q2

AIM:- to draw the door1 as per given dimensions

• take a line command
• specify the first point
• specify the next point as 2330
• specify the next point as 2750@<90
• specify the next point as 2330@<180
• then select c and close the command
• take an offset command
• specify the offset distance as 50
• select the objects to be offsetted
• now divide the door frame into 4 parts
• then draw panels by taking the rectangle command
• then take an offset command
• specify the offset distance
• select the objects to be offset to show the 3d view of the panel
• similarly, draw the other panels

AIM:- to draw the door2 as per given dimensions

• take a line command
• specify the first point
• specify the next point as 2330
• specify the next point as 2750@<90
• specify the next point as 2330@<180
• then select c and close the command
• take an offset command
• specify the offset distance as 50
• select the objects to be offsetted
• now divide the door frame into 4 parts
• then draw the lockset on the frame
• then convert the door to block
• take a block command
• give the name as door2
• select the objects
• select the pick point
• then click on ok
• the door is converted to block

Q3

AIM:- To create a block legend of electrical fixtures

• create each symbol taking the commands as per the requirements
• assume the dimensions of each symbol approximately
• then convert each symbol to block
• take a block command
• select the object each symbol
• select the pick point
• name the object as given
• then click on ok
• then the symbol is converted to block
• similarly, convert each symbol into blocks by giving the object name
• then draw a table/legend as required
• insert each block in the legend
• take an insert command
• select the block
• then click on the pick point
• add the block to the legend
• then name the block in the legend
• from the insert, toolbar select field command
• then the named object category
• select the block name from the list
• place the text in the legend
• similarly, name the other blocks also in the legend

Q4

AIM:-to draw the door frames as per the given dimensions

• take a line command
• specify the first point
• specify the next point as 2'10"
• specify the next point as 6'11" <90
• specify the next point as 2'10"<180
• specify the next point as 6'11"<270
• then take an offset command to show the width of the frame
• then draw the door
• draw the lockset

AIM:- To draw the door frame with a glass panel at the top and the opening in the bottom of the door frame with the lockset at the center

AIM:- To draw the door frame with the mesh opening at the top and the lockset

AIM:- to draw the door frame with an arc at the top and glass panels at the top and bottom of the door frame

AIM:- To draw the door frame with glass panels at the top and bottom of the door frame

AIM:-To draw the door frame with a circular arc at the top of the frame with glass panels and opening in the door

Q5

AIM:- To create a bar bending schedule

• taka a line command and draw the sections as given
• convert each section into a block
• take a block command
• name the command
• select the object and add the pick point
• Click on ok and the block is created
• now take a line command and draw the table
• now insert the block in the table
• take an inset command
• select the block to be inserted
• Click on the pick point and add the block to the table
• add the text as required

LIST OF BLOCKS CREATED