Challenge

Creation of Column Schedule and Drawing Template using AutoCad

CREATION OF COLUMN SCHEDULE AND DRAWING TEMPLATE USING AUTOCAD.

1) COLUMN SCHEDULE:

AIM : TO CREATE A COLUMN  SCHEDULE WITH THE HELP OF LINES AS SHOWN IN THE FIGURE  ABOVE IN AUTOCAD.

PROCEDURE:

STEP 1:

  • Type units and select engineering and select precision as 0’-0”. 
  • Type limits in the command tab. Lower limits is 0’0.0”,0’0.0” and upper limits are 100',100.
  • Type Z enter to all and enter  A 
  • Click OK.

STEP 2:

  • Select the line tool by entering LINE command in the command tab.
  • Specify the first point as 0,0 in the command line.
  • Specify the next point as @60’,0’ in the command.
  • Specify the next point as @0’,20; in the command.
  • Specify the next point as -@60’,0’ in the command.
  • Click close on the command line.
  • Take the offset command in the command tab.
  • Select the top horizontal of the drawing and take offset distance 5’ in the command.
  • Again take the offset command in the command tab.
  • Select the bottom horizontal of the drawing and take offset distance 3’ in the command.
  • Again take the offset command in the command tab.
  • Select the top horizontal and take offset distance 4’ in the command and again offset two times.
  • Again take the offset command in the command tab.
  • Select the left vertical line and take offset distance 5’ and enter inside of the drawing and again 11 more times to offsetted.
  • Press Esc to cancel the offset command.
  • Select the trim command in the command tab.
  • Trim the unwanted lines in the drawing.
  • Press Esc to cancel the trim.

STEP 3:

  • Enter the DTEXT command in the command tab.
  • Specify the start point as required.
  • Angle of rotation of the text is 0.
  • Enter the name of the table that is column schedule.

STEP 4:

  • To draw the columns , type RECTANG in the command line and press enter.
  • Specify the first point of the rectangle.
  • Enter dimensions .
  • Select the length of the rectangle = 9”.
  • Select the width of the rectangle = 24”.
  • Move the cursor upward to create the rectangle.
  • Type offset in the command line in the command tab.
  • Enter offset distance 1”.
  • Select the rectangle to offset and inside it.

STEP 5:

  • Turn on ORTHO mode.
  • Draw a line connecting the center of the rectangle.
  • Type of DIV and press ENTER.
  • Select the center line drawn.
  • Specify the number of segments as 4 and press enter.
  • Through the divided points draw lines horizontally.

STEP 6:

  • Now, create an offset of the inside rectangle as 5”.
  • Select the circle command as radius of 0.5” and place it at the respective places.

STEP 7:

  • Delete the unwanted lines using the trim command in the command tab.
  • And trim the last made rectangle.

STEP 8:

  • Now, apply the hatch and select the hatch command in the command tab.
  • And fill the circles with hatches.
  • Type DTEXT command and write text.

STEP 9:

  • Similarly the other 4 columns are created. The basic steps remain the same as above and there is only change in dimensions.

    

STEP 10:

  • Enter CO command in the command line.
  • Select the column section and place it 4 times in the table created.

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2) WINDOW SCHEDULE:

AIM : TO CREATE THE WINDOW SCHEDULE WITH THE HELP OF TABLE AND TEXT COMMAND AS SHOWN IN THE FIGURE ABOVE IN AUTOCAD.

PROCEDURE:

STEP 1:

  • Select the annotation tab and select the multi lines text.
  • Specify the first and opposite corner and then start typing. 
  • Tab key in keyboard can be used for equal spacing of words.

STEP 2:

  • Now using the line command boundaries are given to the window schedule.

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3) DRAWING TEMPLATE:

AIM: TO CREATE THE  DRAWING TEMPLATE WITH THE HELP OF ANNOTATION TAB AND DTEXT COMMAND.

PROCEDURE:

STEP 1:

  • Select the annotation tab and select multi lines text.
  • Specify the first and opposite corner and then start typing.

 STEP 2:

  • Now using the line command a boundary was given to it.

 STEP 3:

  • A table was created using the line and rectangle tools .
  • Now using the MTEXT command the table was filled up and the resultant image of the drawing template is as given.

 RESULT:

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4) LIST OF DRAWING SCHEDULE:

AIM: TO CREATE THE LIST OF DRAWING SCHEDULE WITH THE HELP OF TABLE AND TEXT COMMAND AS SHOWN IN THE FIGURE ABOVE IN AUTOCAD.

PROCEDURE:

STEP 1:

  • Enter table command in the command tab.
  • In the table command, number of rows = 30 and row height = 1. Number of columns = 3 and column width = 5’.
  • Click ok.

 STEP 2:

  • Create a table according to the table command .
  • And adjust the sizes of rows and columns.

STEP 3:

  • Enter ST command in the command tab.
  • Select the font name as romans.shx;  text height 10’.
  • Enter mtext command in the command tab.
  •  Specify the start point as required.

RESULT:

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5) BEAM DETAIL:

AIM: TO CREATE THE BEAM DETAIL WITH THE HELP OF LINE COMMAND USING AUTOCAD.

PROCEDURE:

STEP 1:

  • According to the dimension using the line command the following image was created.
  • By using the breakline command, make a breakline at the top and bottom.

STEP 2:

  • Take the offset command in the command tab.
  • Give offset distance as top 1’6” and again offset distance bottom as 1’8.0”.
  • Again take the offset command in the command tab.
  • Give offset distance as previous line as 3.0”and again take offset distance as previous line as 9.0”.
  • Select hatch command in the command tab.
  • Now giving the hatching of brickwork and concrete.
  • Then given the dimension.
  • Type all the necessary text by using single line text or multi line text.

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