Drafting of various geometries using Chamfer, Fillet tool in AutoCad

Q1: Aim: To draw the geometry using the direct distance entry method,   and illustrate the procedure involved. 

Procedure:

• Create a new drawing from the dropdown menu
• Select the imperial system and decimal units 
• Change the insertion scale to meters
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Type the first point coordinate as (1,1)
• Activate orthomode (F8)
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 3
• Deactivate orthomode (F8)
• Enter the next point @2.12<45
• Enter the next point @2.83<135
• Activate orthomode (F8)
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 2
• Select the close option from the command bar
• Type C to activate circle tool
• Enter the coordinates of the centre of the circle (2.5,2)
• Select the diameter option in the command bar
• Enter the diameter of circle 1.2
• Type C to activate circle tool
• Enter the coordinates of the centre of the circle (2.5,3.5)
• Select the diameter option in the command bar
• Enter the diameter of the circle 0.8
• Save the drawing

Q2: Aim: To draw the geometry using the direct distance entry method,   and illustrate the procedure involved. 

Procedure:

• Create a new drawing from the dropdown menu
• Select the imperial system and architecture units 
• Change the insertion scale to inches
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Type the first point coordinate as (50,30)
• Enter the next point @2'6"<215
• Enter the next point @3'<125
• Activate orthomode (F8)
• Position the cursor and enter the distance of 3'
• Position the cursor and enter the distance of 8'
• Position the cursor and enter the distance of 1'9"
• Deactivate orthomode (F8)
• Enter the next point @2'10"<235
• Select the close option from the command bar
• Save the drawing

Q3: Aim: To draw the geometry using the direct distance entry method,   and illustrate the procedure involved. 

Procedure:

• Create a new drawing from the dropdown menu
• Select the imperial system and engineering units 
• Change the insertion scale to inches
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Enter the first coordinate (10,10)
• Position the cursor and enter the distance of 30.5
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 39
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 60.1
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 18
• Select the close option from the command bar
• Type C to activate circle tool
• Enter the coordinates of the centre of the circle(25,28)
• Select the diameter option in the command bar
• Enter the diameter of the circle 18
• Save the drawing

Q4: Aim: To draw the geometry using the direct distance entry method,   and illustrate the procedure involved. 

Procedure:

• Create a new drawing from the dropdown menu
• Select the imperial system and decimal units 
• Change the insertion scale to meters
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Enter the first coordinate (1,1)
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 3
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 0.5
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 2.5
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 2.5
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 2
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 3
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 2.5
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 2
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 1
• Select the close option from the command bar
• Save the drawing

Q5: Aim: To draw the geometry using the direct distance entry method,   and illustrate the procedure involved. 

Procedure:

• Create a new drawing from the dropdown menu
• Select the imperial system and decimal units 
• Change the insertion scale to meters
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Enter the first coordinate (1,1)
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 11.5
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 6
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 11.5 
• Select the close option from the command bar
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Enter the first coordinate (4,1)
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 6
• Type O to activate offset
• Enter the offset distance 5.5
• Select the above line 
• Specify the side of the offset
• Type C to activate circle tool
• Enter the coordinates of the centre of the circle(2.5,4)
• Select the diameter option in the command bar
• Enter the diameter of the circle 1
• Type C to activate circle tool
• Enter the coordinates of the centre of the circle(2.5,4)
• Select the diameter option in the command bar
• Enter the diameter of circle 2
• Type CO to activate copy tool
• Select above 2 circles and press enter
• Specify the basepoint as the centre of the circle 
• Position the cursor and  enter the distance 8.5
• Type C to activate circle tool
• Enter the coordinates of the centre of the circle(6.75,4)
• Select the diameter option in the command bar
• Enter the diameter of circle 3
• Save the drawing

Q6: Aim: To draw the geometry using the direct distance entry method,   and illustrate the procedure involved. 

Procedure:

• Create a new drawing from the dropdown menu
• Select the imperial system and decimal units 
• Change the insertion scale to meters
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Activate orthomode (F8)
• Enter the first coordinate (1,1)
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 1.5
• Position the cursor and enter the distance1.5
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 1.5
• Select the close option from the command bar
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Enter the first coordinate (1,1.5)
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 1.5
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Enter the first coordinate (1.5,1.5)
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 1
• Type O to activate offset
• Enter the offset distance 0.5
• Select the above line 
• Specify the side of the offset
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Enter the first coordinate (3.5,1)
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 2
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 1.5
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 0.5
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 1
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 1.5
• Select the close option from the command bar
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Enter the first coordinate (3.5,1.5)
• Deactivate orthomode (F8)
• Join the line to the top left corner
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Enter the first coordinate (3.5,3.5)
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 2
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 1.5
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 2
• Select the close option from the command bar
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Enter the first coordinate (5,3.5)
• Position the cursor and enter the distance of 1.5
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Enter the first coordinate (3.5,4)
• Position the cursor and enter the distance of 1.5
• Type O to activate offset
• Enter the offset distance of 0.5
• Select the above line 
• Specify the side of the offset
• Save the drawing

Q7:Aim: To draw the geometry using the direct distance entry method,   and illustrate the procedure involved. 

Procedure:

• Create a new drawing from the dropdown menu
• Select the imperial system and decimal units 
• Change the insertion scale to meters
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Activate orthomode (F8)
• Enter the first coordinate (100,100)
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 100
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 210
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 75
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 50
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 15
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 90
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 40
• Select the close option from the command bar
• Type C to activate circle tool
• Enter the coordinates of the centre of the circle(135,100)
• Select the diameter option in the command bar
• Enter the diameter of the circle 70
• Type C to activate circle tool
• Enter the coordinates of the centre of the circle(135,100)
• Select the diameter option in the command bar
• Enter the diameter of the circle 50
• Type C to activate circle tool
• Enter the coordinates of the centre of the circle(285,125)
• Select the diameter option in the command bar
• Enter the diameter of the circle 50
• Type C to activate circle tool
• Enter the coordinates of the centre of the circle(285,125)
• Select the diameter option in the command bar
• Enter the diameter of the circle 30
• Type TR to activate the trim tool
• Select the circle with a diameter 70 and press enter 
• Select the cutting edge option and select the line in this circle and press enter 
• Select the top portion of this circle to be trimmed off
• Type TR to activate the trim tool
• Select the circle with a diameter 50 and press enter 
• Select the cutting edge option and select the line in this circle and press enter 
• Select the top portion of this circle to be trimmed off
• Erase the extra lines
• Type REC to activate rectangle tool
• Enter the first corner as (120,190)
• Select the dimension option
• Enter the length 70 and width  30
• Select the other corner point
• Type CO to activate copy tool
• Select above rectangle and press enter
• Specify the basepoint as the bottom left corner of the rectangle
• Position the cursor and  enter the distance 100
• Type F to activate fillet tool
• Select the radius option
• Enter the radius 15
• Select the first and second lines for fillet
• Type F to activate fillet tool
• Select the radius option
• Enter the radius 15
• Select the first and second lines for fillet
• Type F to activate fillet tool
• Select the radius option
• Enter the radius 6
• Select the first and second lines for fillet
• Type F to activate fillet tool
• Select the radius option
• Enter the radius 20 
• Select the first and second lines for fillet
• Save the drawing

Q8: Aim: To draw the geometry using the direct distance entry method,   and illustrate the procedure involved. 

Procedure:

• Create a new drawing from the dropdown menu
• Select the imperial system and decimal units 
• Change the insertion scale to meters
• Type C to activate circle tool
• Enter the coordinates of the centre of the circle(0.9,2.5)
• Select the diameter option in the command bar
• Enter the diameter of the circle 1.8
• Type C to activate circle tool
• Enter the coordinates of the centre of the circle(0.9,2.5)
• Select the diameter option in the command bar
• Enter the diameter of the circle 0.9
• Type CO to activate copy tool
• Select above two circles and press enter
• Specify the basepoint as the centre of the circle 
• Position the cursor and  enter the distance 8.55
• Type C to activate circle tool
• Enter the coordinates of the centre of the circle(5.175,2.5)
• Select the diameter option in the command bar
• Enter the diameter of the circle 5
• type C to activate circle tool
• Enter the coordinates of the centre of the circle(5.175,2.5)
• Select the diameter option in the command bar
• Enter the diameter of the circle 4
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Select the nearest point of the circle of diameter 1.8 on  the top as the starting point
• Select the tangent point of the circle of diameter 5 on  the top as the endpoint
• Select the nearest point of the circle of diameter 1.8 on  the bottom as the starting point
• Select the tangent point of the circle of diameter 5 on  the bottom as the endpoint
• Type MI to activate mirror tool
• Select the above two line sand press enter
• Select the top and bottom quadrant points of the circle of diameter 5 as first and second points of mirror line and press enter
• Type TR to activate the trim tool 
• Select the left circle of diameter 1.8 and press enter 
• Select the cutting edge option and select the line in this circle and press enter 
• Select the right portion of this circle to be trimmed off
• Type TR to activate the trim tool 
• Select the right circle of diameter 1.8 and press enter 
• Select the cutting edge option and select the line in this circle and press enter 
• Select the left portion of this circle to be trimmed off
• Save the drawing

Q9: Aim: To draw the geometry using the direct distance entry method,   and illustrate the procedure involved. 

Procedure:

• Create a new drawing from the dropdown menu
• Select the imperial system and engineering units 
• Change the insertion scale to inches
• type C to activate circle tool
• Enter the coordinates of the centre of the circle(8',8')
• Enter the radius of the circle 8'
• Type CO to activate copy tool
• Select the circle and press enter
• Specify the basepoint as the centre of the circle 
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 32'6"
• Click the Arc tool in the ribbon
• Select the start, end, radius option
• Select the top nearest points in the two circles as the start point and endpoint
• Enter the radius of the arc 41'8"
• Click the Arc tool in the ribbon
• Select the start, end, radius option
• Select the bottom nearest points in the two circles as the start point and endpoint
• Enter the radius of the arc 20'10"
• Type TR to activate the trim tool 
• Select two circles
• Select the cutting edge option and select the two arcs as cutting edges and press enter 
• Select the inner portions of these circles to be trimmed off
• Save the drawing

Q10: Aim: To draw the geometry using the direct distance entry method,   and illustrate the procedure involved. 

Procedure:

• Create a new drawing from the dropdown menu
• Select the imperial system and engineering units 
• Change the insertion scale to inches
• Type REC to activate rectangle tool
• Enter the first corner as (1,1)
• Select the dimension option
• Enter the length 5 and width  5
• Select the other corner point
• Type REC to activate rectangle tool
• Enter the first corner as (1.2,1.2)
• Select the dimension option
• Enter the length 4.6 and width  4.6
• Select the other corner point
• Type RO to activate rotation tool 
• Select the above 2 rectangles
• Specify the base point as the left bottom corner of the bigger rectangle 
• Select the copy option
• Specify the rotation angle as 45 degrees
• Type M to activate the move tool
• Select the Second set of rotated rectangles 
• Select one of the corners as the base point
• Move those two rectangles so that the corners of the second set of rectangles align with the centre point of the sides of the first set of rectangles
• Type TR to activate the trim tool
• Press enter again to select the select all option
• Do the trimming for all the sides
• Save the drawing

Q11: Aim: To draw the geometry using the direct distance entry method,   and illustrate the procedure involved. 

Procedure:

• Create a new drawing from the dropdown menu
• Select the imperial system and engineering units 
• Change the insertion scale to inches
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Activate orthomode (F8)
• Enter the first coordinate (10'2",13'6")
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 10'2"
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 9'
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 3'
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 4'6"
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 4'6"
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 1'2'
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 2'8"
• Select the close option from the command bar
• Type MI to activate mirror tool
• Select all the lines and press enter
• Select the top and bottom  points of the central line  as the first and second points of the mirror line and press enter
• Type REC to activate rectangle tool
• select any point on the central line as the first corner
• Select the dimension option
• Enter the length 3' and width  3'
• Select the other corner point
• Type RO to activate rotation tool 
• Select the rectangle
• Specify the base point as the left bottom corner of the bigger rectangle 
• Specify the rotation angle as 45 degrees
• Type M to activate the move tool
• Select the rectangle and press enter
• Select any corner of the rectangle as the base point 
• Align the rectangle to the centre of the line
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Select the centre of the top left 10'2" line as the first point 
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 2'8"
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Enter the first coordinate (2'5",13'6")
• Select the bottom point o the 2'8" line as the second point
• Type MI to activate mirror tool
• Select the above line and press enter
• select the endpoints of the vertical 2'8" lines as the first and second points of the mirror line and press enter
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Select the centre of the top right 10'2" line as the first point 
• Position the cursor and enter the distance 3'7"
• Click the arc tool on the ribbon
• Select the centre start angle option
• Select the centre as the bottom of the above line and start point as the top of the above line and angle 60 degrees
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Join the centre of the arc and bottom of the 3'7" line 
• Type RO to activate rotation tool 
• Select the arc and above line 
• Select the bottom of the above line as the base point 
• Rotate it to align with the vertical line
• Type L to activate line tool 
• Join the bottom of the vertical line and left edge of the arc and extend it to meet the 10'2" line
• Repeat the same on the right side 
• Type TR to activate the trim tool
• Press enter again to select the select all option
• Trim the extra lines in the top 20'4" line
• Delete the extra centre line
• Save the drawing