Challenge

Drafting of various geometries using Chamfer, Fillet tool in AutoCad

Q) Draw the following figures in detail using AutoCAD software.

Figure -1 Figure - 2 Figure - 3 Figure - 4

Figure - 5 Figure - 6 Figure - 7 Figure - 8

Figure - 9 Figure - 10 Figure - 11

FIGURE - 1:

AIM - To draw the given figure in detail using AutoCAD software.

Commands used -

  • Line command
  • Circle command
  • Units command
  • Dimstyle command
  • Dimlinear command
  • Dimangular command
  • Dimalign command

PROCEDURE -

Step-1:

  • In the command box type Units and select decimal unit

Step-2:

  • In the command box type PL (Polyline).
  • In the command box specify start point 1,1.
  • In the command box type @3<0.
  • In the command box type @2.12 <45.
  • In the command box type @2.83<135.
  • In the command box type @ 2<180.
  • In the command box click close.

Step-3: To draw a circle.

  • In the command box type OB (Object Snap).
  • In the object snap click on ENDPOINT, MIDPOINT.
  • Select the midpoint of line with dimension 3.
  • In the command box type @1<90.
  • In the menu bar click circle (centre, diameter).
  • With the help of the cursor click on the endpoint of the previous line which is taken as centre of the circle.
  • In the command box type 1.20 (diameter).
  • Delete 1<90 line.

Step-4:

  • In the command box type OB (Object Snap).
  • In the object snap click on ENDPOINT, MIDPOINT.
  • Select the midpoint of line with dimension 3.
  • In the command box type @2.50<90.
  • In the menu bar click circle (centre, diameter).
  • With the help of the cursor click on the endpoint of the previous line which is taken as centre of the circle.
  • In the command box type 0.80 (diameter).
  • Delete @2.50<90 line.

RESULT -

FIGURE - 2:

AIM - To draw the given figure in detail using AutoCAD software.

Commands used -

  • Line command
  • Circle command
  • Units command
  • Dimstyle command
  • Dimlinear command
  • Dimangular command
  • Dimalign command

PROCEDURE -

Step-1:

  • In the command box type Units>type>Architectural>precesion>0'-0"

Step-2:

  • In the command box type PL (Polyline).
  • In the command box specify start point 2,5.
  • In the command box type @2'10''<45.
  • In the command box type @1'9''<90.
  • In the command box type @8'<180.
  • In the command box type @ 2'5''<270.
  • Switch on Polar Tracking of 30,60,90.
  • In the command box type @ 3'<60.
  • In the command box type @ 2'6''<30.
  • Then close the polygon with the starting point.

RESULT -

FIGURE - 3:

AIM - To draw the given figure in detail using AutoCAD software.

Commands used -

  • Line command
  • Circle command
  • Units command
  • Dimstyle command
  • Dimlinear command
  • Dimangular command
  • Dimalign command

PROCEDURE -

Step-1:

  • In the command box type Units>type>Engineering>precesion>0'-0"

Step-2:

  • In the command box type REC (Rectangle).
  • In the command box specify start point 0,0.
  • In the command box select dimension.
  • In the command box type length 5'0.1''.
  • In the command box type width 3'3''.
  • In the command box type CHA (Chamfer).
  • In the command box select dimension.
  • In the command box type first chamfer distance 2'5.6''.
  • In the command box type second chamfer distance 1'9''.

Step-3:

  • In the command box type line.
  • In the command box specify start point 0,0.
  • In the command box type @1'3''<0.
  • In the command box type @1'6''<90.
  • In the menu bar click circle (centre, diameter).
  • With the help of the cursor click on the endpoint of the previous line which is taken as centre of the circle.
  • In the command box type 1'6'' (diameter).
  • Delete @1'3''<0 and @1'6''<90 line.

RESULT -

FIGURE - 4:

AIM - To draw the given figure in detail using AutoCAD software.

Commands used -

  • Line command
  • Circle command
  • Units command
  • Dimstyle command
  • Dimlinear command
  • Dimangular command
  • Dimalign command

PROCEDURE -

Step-1:

  • In the command box type Units>type>decimal>precesion>0.00

Step-2:

  • In the command box type line.
  • Specify a starting point 0,0.
  • In the command box type distance 3.0<0.
  • In the command box type distance 0.5<270.
  • In the comman box type distance 2.5<0.
  • In the command box type distance 2.5<90.
  • In the command box type distance 2.0 <180.
  • In the command box type distance 3.0<90.
  • In the command box type distance 2.5<180.
  • In the command box type distance 2.0<270.
  • In the command box type distance 1.0<180.
  • In the command box click close.

RESULT -

FIGURE - 5:

AIM - To draw the given figure in detail using AutoCAD software.

Commands used -

  • Line command
  • Circle command
  • Units command
  • Dimstyle command
  • Dimlinear command
  • Dimangular command
  • Dimalign command

PROCEDURE -

Step-1:

  • In the command box type Units>type>decimal>precesion>0.00

Step-2:

  • In the command box type line
  • In the command box type distance 11.5
  • In the command box type distance 6.0
  • In the command box type distance 11.5
  • In the command box click close.

Step-3:

  • Take a offset of 1.5 distance from 6 units line.
  • Take a offset of 3.0 distance from 11.5 units line.
  • The intersection point of the two lines as the centre of the circle
  • In the menu bar click circle (centre, diameter).
  • In the command box type 2.0 (diameter).
  • Again in the menu bar click circle (centre, diameter).
  • In the command box type 1.0' (diameter).
  • Delete the line which is at the offset distance of 1.5

Step-4:

  • Take a offset of 1.5 distance from 6 units line.
  • The intersection point of the two lines as the centre of the circle
  • In the menu bar click circle (centre, diameter).
  • In the command box type 2.0 (diameter).
  • Again in the menu bar click circle (centre, diameter).
  • In the command box type 1.0' (diameter).
  • Delete the line which is at the offset distance of 1.5

Step-5:

  • Take a offset of 3.0 distance from both 6 unit lines.
  • Again take a offset of 2.75 distance from previoius line from left side.
  • The intersection point of the two lines previous offset line and horizontal line as the centre of the circle.
  • In the menu bar click circle (centre, diameter).
  • In the command box type 3.0 (diameter).
  • Delete the line which is at the offset distance of 2.75 and 11.5 offset horizontal line.

RESULT -

FIGURE - 6:

AIM - To draw the given figure in detail using AutoCAD software.

Commands used -

  • Line command
  • Circle command
  • Units command
  • Dimstyle command
  • Dimlinear command
  • Dimangular command
  • Dimalign command

PROCEDURE -

Step-1:

  • In the command box type Units >type> decimal > precesion > 0.00

Step-2:

  • In the command box type line
  • In the command box type distance 1.5
  • In the command box type distance 1.5
  • In the command box type distance 1.5
  • In the command box select close
  • In the command box type offset
  • In the command box type offset distance 0.5
  • With the help of offset get a horizontal line of distance 0.5
  • With the help of offset get two vertical line of each distance 0.5
  • Then use trim option to remove excess lines.

Step-3:

  • In the command box type line
  • In the command box type distance 2.0
  • In the command box type distance 1.5
  • In the command box type distance 2.0
  • In the command box type distance 1.5
  • In the command box type offset
  • In the command box type offset distance 0.5
  • With the help of offset get a vertical line of distance 0.5
  • With the help of offset get two horizontal line of each distance 0.5
  • Then use trim option to remove excess lines.

Step-4:

  • Extended the horizontal lines from the right rectagular drawing.
  • Extended the vertical lines from the top rectangular drawing.
  • With the help of line command join the intersecton points.
  • And trim the extras with the help of trim command.

RESULT -

FIGURE - 7:

AIM - To draw the given figure in detail using AutoCAD software.

Commands used -

  • Line command
  • Circle command
  • Units command
  • Dimstyle command
  • Dimlinear command
  • Dimangular command
  • Dimalign command

PROCEDURE -

Step-1:

  • In the command box type Units>type>decimal>precesion>0.00

Step-2:

  • In the command box type line
  • In the command box type distance 100
  • In the command box type distance 210
  • In the command box type distance 75
  • In the command box type fillet
  • In the command box type radius > 15.0
  • Select the 100 line and 210 line.
  • Select the 210 line and 75 line.

Step-3:

  • From the end point of 100 draw a horizontal line of 70
  • In the menu bar click circle (centre, diameter).
  • Take the midpoint of the prevous line.
  • In the command box type 50 (diameter).
  • Again in the menu bar click circle (centre, diameter).
  • In the command box type 70 (diameter).

Step-4:

  • From the end point of 75 draw a horizontal line of 50
  • In the menu bar click circle (centre, diameter).
  • Take the midpoint of the prevous line.
  • In the command box type 30 (diameter).
  • Again in the menu bar click circle (centre, diameter).
  • In the command box type 50 (diameter).
  • From the end point of line 50 draw a vertical line of 15 .
  • Close the gap with the help of the line

Step-5:

  • In the command box type fillet > radius > 20
  • Select the 40 line and 90 line from left side.
  • In the command box type fillet > radius > 6
  • Select the 15 line and 90 line from right side.

Step-6:

  • In the command box type line
  • Specify a starting point as a left top corner of figure.
  • In the command box type distance @10<0
  • In the command box type distance @20@270
  • In the command box type REC (Rectangle).
  • In the command box specify previous start point.
  • In the command box select dimension.
  • In the command box type length 70.
  • In the command box type width 30.
  • Again in the command box type line
  • Specify the starting point as right bottom corner of rectangle.
  • In the command box type distance @30<0
  • In the command box type REC (Rectangle).
  • In the command box specify previous start point.
  • In the command box select dimension.
  • In the command box type length 70.
  • In the command box type width 30.

RESULT -

FIGURE - 8:

AIM - To draw the given figure in detail using AutoCAD software.

Commands used -

  • Line command
  • Circle command
  • Units command
  • Dimstyle command
  • Dimlinear command
  • Dimangular command
  • Dimalign command

PROCEDURE -

Step-1:

  • In the command box type Units>type>decimal>precesion>0.00

Step-2:

  • In the command box type line
  • In the command box type distance 2.0
  • In the menu bar click circle (centre, diameter).
  • Take the endpoint of the prevous line.
  • In the command box type 0.9 (diameter).
  • In the menu bar click circle (centre, diameter).
  • Take the same point of the prevous line.
  • In the command box type 1.8 (diameter).
  • In the menu bar click circle (centre, diameter).
  • Take another endpoint of the prevous line.
  • In the command box type 0.9 (diameter).
  • In the menu bar click circle (centre, diameter).
  • Take the same point of the prevous line.
  • In the command box type 1.8 (diameter).

Step-3:

  • In the menu bar click circle (centre, diameter).
  • Take another midpoint of the prevous line.
  • In the command box type 5.0 (diameter).
  • In the menu bar click circle (centre, diameter).
  • Take another midpoint of the prevous line.
  • In the command box type 4.0 (diameter).

Step-4:

  • Join the tangets of the outer circle with help of lines and trim the extras

RESULT -

FIGURE - 9:

AIM - To draw the given figure in detail using AutoCAD software.

Commands used -

  • Line command
  • Circle command
  • Units command
  • Dimstyle command
  • Dimlinear command
  • Dimangular command
  • Dimalign command

PROCEDURE -

Step-1:

  • In the command box type Units>type>engineering>precesion>0'0.00''

Step-2:

  • In the command box type line
  • In the command box type distance 32'6''
  • In the menu bar click circle (centre, diameter).
  • Take the left side endpoint of the prevous line.
  • In the command box type 8' (diameter).
  • In the menu bar click circle (centre, diameter).
  • Take the right side endpoint of the prevous line.
  • In the command box type 9' (diameter).

Step-3:

  • In the command box type circle
  • In the menu bar click circle (centre, radius).
  • In the command box type draw the circle at the both sides of the line.
  • In the command box type radius of left side is 33'-8" and right side is 32'*8"
  • Now these two circle bisect at bottom
  • In the command box type circle
  • In the command box type select as center and radius
  • In the command box type draw the circle at a point the bottom bisect of the circles.
  • In the command box type radius of 41'-8"
  • Now trim the unwanted lines.
  • Now at the both of line.
  • In the command box type circle.
  • In the command box type select as tangent,tangent and radius.
  • select the two circles as tangent.
  • In the command box type radius of 20'-10"
  • Finally trim the curve

RESULT -

FIGURE - 10:

AIM - To draw the given figure in detail using AutoCAD software.

Commands used -

  • Line command
  • Circle command
  • Units command
  • Dimstyle command
  • Dimlinear command
  • Dimangular command
  • Dimalign command
  • Trim command

PROCEDURE -

Step-1:

  • In the command box type Units>type>engineering>precesion>0'0.00''

Step-2:

  • In the command box type REC (Rectangle).
  • In the command box specify start point 0,0.
  • In the command box select dimension.
  • In the command box type size 5 x 5.
  • In the command box type offset of some distance.
  • After this trim the unwanted lines.

RESULT -

FIGURE - 11:

AIM - To draw the given figure in detail using AutoCAD software.

Commands used -

  • Line command
  • Circle command
  • Units command
  • Dimstyle command
  • Dimlinear command
  • Dimangular command
  • Dimalign command

PROCEDURE -

Step-1:

  • In the command box type Units>type>engineering>precesion>0'0.00''

Step-2:

  • In the command box type line.
  • In the command box specify start point 0,0.
  • In the command box type @9'<270.
  • In the command box type @3'<180.
  • In the command box type @4'-6"<270.
  • In the command box type @4'-6"<180.
  • In the command box type @1'-2"<90.
  • In the command box type @5'-4"<180.
  • In the command box type @1'-2"<270.
  • In the command box type @4'-6"<180.
  • In the command box type @4'-6"<90.
  • In the command box type @3'<180.
  • In the command box type @9'<90.
  • In the command box type @20'4<0.
  • Take offset distance of 3' from corner and 2' 8" from top with offset command.
  • With the line command draw a V and polar coordinates must be 45 .90,135,180.
  • Take offset distance of 3' from corner and 3' 7" from top with offset command.
  • With the line command draw a V and polar coordinates must be 30,60,90,120.
  • Take offset distance of 10'2" from corner and 6' 10" from top with offset command.
  • Keeping the intersection point as centre draw a diamond with radius 3 and angle 90.

RESULT -

FINAL RESULTS -

Your portfolio, next

Ship work like this
in your own course.

Talk to a career counsellor

Free 20-minute call. We'll map the right course to where you want to work.

By submitting you agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy.

Talk to a career counsellor

Free 20-minute call. We'll map the right course to where you want to work.

By submitting you agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy.