Challenge

Drafting of various geometries using Chamfer, Fillet tool in AutoCad

Aim : To draw the given drawing using Autocad Software.

Procedure for; 

Drawing 1:

  • In the command prompt type UNITS and change length to decimals.
  • In command prompt type PL (Polyline) and draw line with the given dimensions and close the figure.
  • In command prompt type L (Line) and draw line vertical from midpoint of 3.00 length line. 
  • In command prompt type CIRCLE and select the midpoint of the circle Type D for DIAMETER and draw the circle.
  • In command prompt type DIMLINEAR for linear dimensions.
  • In command prompt type DIMALINGNED for alingned lines.

Drawing 2: 

  • In command prompt type UN (Units) to change the length type to Architectural.
  • In command prompt type L (Line) and draw the respective lines with given measurement.
  • Find out the angles by geometrical methods.
  • In command prompt type DIMSTY (Dimension style) and modify all the elements of the dimensions which are Symbols and arrows, Fit. Primary units.
  • In command prompt type DIMLIN (DIMLINEAR) to show the linear dimensions.
  • In command prompt type DIMALI (DIMALIGNED) to show the aligned dimensions.
  • In command prompt type DIMANG (DIMANGULAR) to show the angular dimensions.

Drawing 3: 

  • In the command prompt type UNITS and change the length type to Engineering and change insertion to inches.
  • In command prompt type L (lines) and draw lines according to given measurements. 
  • In command prompt type CIRCLE and draw of diameter 1'-6.0'' at the given point from base line.
  • In command prompt type DIMSTYLE to change the modify the dimension elements.
  • In command prompt type DIMLINEAR to show the linear dimensions.
  • In command prompt type DIMANGULAR to show the angular dimension.
  • In command prompt type DIMDIAMETER to shoe the dimension of the circle.

Drawing 4:

  • In command prompt type UNITS and change length type to decimal.
  • In command prompt type LINE and draw line as per given measurements.
  • In command prompt type DIMSTY (Dimension style) and modify all the elements of the dimensions which are Symbols and arrows, Fit. Primary units.
  • In command prompt type DIMLINEAR to show the linear dimensions.

Drawing 5:

  • In command prompt type UNITS to change the length in Decimals.
  • Turn on the Ortho by pressing F8 key.
  • In command prompt type LINE and draw line perpendicular at midpoint of 22.5 length line.
  • In command prompt type OFFSET and take it for middle line in both directions at 2.75 length.
  • Also OFFSET the small external lines of length 6.00 towards inward of the figure at 1.50 length.
  • In command prompt Type CIRCLE and draw circle at respective point.
  • In command prompt type ERASE to erase extra lines.
  • Use TEXT SINGLE LINE to type text.
  • In command prompt type DIMSTY (Dimension style) and modify all the elements of the dimensions which are Symbols and arrows, Fit. Primary units.
  • In command prompt type DIMLINEAR to show the linear dimensions.
  • In command prompt type DIMDIAMETER to shoe the dimension of the circle.

Drawing 6:

  • In command prompt type UNITS and change the length to decimals.
  • In command prompt type LINE and draw for length 2.00 (Horizotal) and 1.50 (Vertical).
  • In command prompt type OFFSET and take offset of 0.50 of both lines.
  • In command prompt type TRIM and trim the extra lines.
  • In command prompt type LINE and join the edges with line.
  • In command prompt type OFFSET and take the offset of lines of first horizontal line and any distance.
  • In command prompt type LINE and draw vertical line of top View.
  • With the help of OFFSET complete the figure.
  • TRIM the extra lines.

Drawing 7:

  • In command prompt type UNITS and change the length to decimal.
  • In command prompt type LINE and draw line of dimensions 100, 210, 75.
  • In command prompt type type OFFSET and take offset of lines according to rectangle dimensions.
  • In command prompt type TRIM to erase extra lines.
  • In command prompt type FILLET type the radius and select the cornes of respective lines.
  • In command prompt type ARC select start point and end point.
  • In command prompt type CIRCLE and select midpoint and type radius.
  • In command prompt type DIMSTY (Dimension style) and modify all the elements of the dimensions which are Symbols and arrows, Fit. Primary units.
  • In command prompt type DIMLINEAR to show the linear dimensions.
  • In command prompt type DIMDIAMETER to show the dimension of the circle.
  • In command prompt type DIMRADIUS to show the radius dimensions.

Drawing 8:

  • In command prompt type UNITS and change the units to decimal.
  • In command prompt type LINE and draw line of 8.550.
  • In command prompt Type CIRCLE and draw the circle of diameter 0.90. at both the end points as a center.
  • In command prompt type CIRCLE and draw the circle of radius 0.90 at both ends of line with same centre.
  • In command prompt type OSNAP and select TAngent mode and unselect the Centre mode.
  • In command prompt type LINE and  draw the line at the tangent at both sides.
  • In command prompt type TRIM and trim the extra part of the circles and line of 8.55 units measurement.
  • In command prompt type DIMSTYLE and modift the dimensions settings.
  • In command prompt type DIMLINEAR and show the linear dimensions.
  • In command prompt type DIMRADIUS and show the radial dimensions.
  • In command prompt type DIMDIAMETER and show the diameter dimensions of the circles.

Drawing 9:

  • In command prompt type UNITS and change the length type to engineering.
  • In command prompt type LINE and draw the line of 32'6".
  • In command prompt type CIRCLE and draw the circle of 8' and 9' at both the ends of the line.
  • In command prompt type CIRCLE and select tan tan radius and select both tangent points and type radius of 41'8".
  • In command prompt type CIRCLE select tan tan radius and select both tangent points and type radius of 20'10".
  • In command prompt type TRIM and trim extra part of the circle and line.
  • In command prompt type DIMSTYE and modify the elements of the dimension Arrow, Scale, Primary units.
  • In command prompt type DIMLINEAR and show the linear dimension.
  • In command prompt type DIMRADIUS and show the radial dimension.

Drawing 10:

  • In command prompt type UNITS and change the length type to Engineering.
  • In command prompt type RECTANGLE and type both dimensions as same.
  • In command prompt type COPY and copy the drawn square object beside another object.
  • In command prompt type ROTATE and rotate one object at 45 deg.
  • In command prompt type MOVE and move the object towards centre of previous object acting as common centre.
  • In command prompt type OFFSET and offset both the squares.
  • In command prompt type TRIM and trim extra parts according object.

Drawing 11:

  • In command prompt type UNITS and change the length type to Architectural.
  • In command prompt type L (Line) and draw the lines of the specific measurement.
  • In command prompt type OFFSET and take the offset of lines and given distances.
  • USE TRIM command to erase extra lines.
  • In command prompt type RECT (Rectangle) to draw the square.
  • In command prompt type ROTATE and rotate the drawn square at an angle of 45 deg.
  • In command prompt type MOVE and move the square towards the centreline.
  • In command prompt type DIMSTY (Dimension style) and modify all the elements of the dimensions which are Symbols and arrows, Fit. Primary units.
  • In command prompt type DIMLIN (DIMLINEAR) to show the linear dimensions.
  • In command prompt type DIMANGULAR to show the angular dimension.
  • In command prompt type DIMDIAMETER to show the dimension of the circle.
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