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Drafting of various geometries using Chamfer, Fillet tool in AutoCad

PPriyadevi P9 Aug 2022

AIM:

The aim is to draw all the diagram using Decimel, Engineering and Architectural units by given dimension.

1.

INTRODUCTION:

Draw the above diagram using Decimal unit by given dimension. In this decimal unit I have used the Meter unit. It is in the Drafting Setting (DS). The procedure is given below.

PROCEDURE:

  • Open the AutoCAD and Create a New Sheet.
  • Set the Unit as Decimal and Meters.
  • Use the Line command and draw a line at a distance of 3.00 m in X-axis.
  • Then use XL command and option Angle and Reference and select the reference line and give angle as 135.
  • Then create a line over the XLine, then use the TR command and trim the unwanted lines.
  • Then use LEN command and lengthen use option Total and put the length as 2.12 and lengthen the last line we have drawn.
  • Again use the XL command and option Angle and Reference and select the last line as reference line and give the angle as 90.
  • Then create a line over the XLine, then use the TR command and trim the unwanted lines.
  • Then use LEN command and lengthen use option Total and put the length as 2.83 and lengthen the last line we have drawn.
  • Then use the Line command and draw a line at a distance of 2.00 in -X-axis.
  • Then Join the end point of the last line and starting point.

  • Then use the OSnap setting and select the Center point, End point and Mid point.
  • Use the line Command and using the midpoint of the 3.00 m line draw a line at a distance of 1.00 m in Y-axis.
  • Then use Circle command and use the end point of the last line as center of the circle and give the Diameter as 1.2 m.

  • Use the line command and in the center of circle draw a line at a distance of 1.5 m.
  • Use the Circle command and using the end point of the last line as a center point of circle draw a circle at a Diameter of 0.8 m.
  • Delete the unwanted lines.

  • Save the Drawing (Ctrl+S).

RESULT:

2.

INTRODUCTION:

Draw the above diagram using Architectural unit by given dimension. In this Architectural unit I have used the Inches unit. It is in the Drafting Setting (DS). The procedure is given below.

PROCEDURE:

  • Open the AutoCAD and Create a New Sheet.
  • Set the Unit as Architectural and Inches.
  • Use the Line command and draw a line at a distance of 2'1" in Y-axis.
  • Then draw a line at a distance of 8' in X-axis.
  • Then draw a line at a distance of 1'9" in -Y-axis.

  • Draw a line at a distance of 3' in Y-axis seperately. And 2'6" line in X-axis. Then use RO command and rotate it for 45 degree angle.
  • Then fit it in the correct point in the drawing.

  • Use the XL command draw the other line in the angle of 135 degree.

  • Save the Diagram (Ctrl+S).

RESULT:

3.

INTRODUCTION:

Draw the above diagram using Engineering unit by given dimension. In this Engineering unit I have used the Inches unit. It is in the Drafting Setting (DS). The procedure is given below.

PROCEDURE:

  • Open the AutoCAD and Create a New Sheet.
  • Set the Unit as Engineering and Inches.
  • Use the Line command and draw a line at a distance of 5'0.1" in X-axis.
  • Then draw a line at a distance of 1'6.0" in Y-axis.

  • Then use XL command and option Angle and Reference line and select the reference line and give the angle as 125 degree.

  • Then from the starting point draw a line at a distancce of 2'6.5".
  • Then use the TR command and trim the excess line.

  • From the end point of the first line draw a line at a distance of 1'3" in X-axis and 1'6" in Y-axis.
  • Then use the Circle command and set the end point of last point as the center point and draw a circle at a Diameter of 1'6".

  • Save the Drawing (Ctrl+S).

RESULT:

4.

INTRODUCTION:

Draw the above diagram using Decimal unit by given dimension. In this decimal unit I have used the Meter unit. It is in the Drafting Setting (DS). The procedure is given below.

PROCEDURE:

  • Open the AutoCAD and Create a New Sheet.
  • Set the Unit as Decimal and Meters.
  • Use the Line command and draw a line at a distance of 3.00 m in X-axis and 0.50 in -Y-axis.
  • And 2.50 in X-axis then 2.50 in Y-axis and 2.00 in -X-axis and 3.00 in Y-axis and 2.50 in -X-axis and 2.00 in -Y-axis.
  • Then click the starting point and draw a line at a distance of 3.00 in Y-axis and joint the two end points.

  • Save the Drawing (Ctrl+S).

RESULT:

5.

INTRODUCTION:

Draw the above diagram using Decimal unit by given dimension. In this decimal unit I have used the Meter unit. It is in the Drafting Setting (DS). The procedure is given below.

PROCEDURE:

  • Open the AutoCAD and Create a New Sheet.
  • Set the Unit as Decimal and Meters.
  • Use the Line command and draw a line at a distance of 11.50 in X-axis and 6.00 in Y-axis and 11.50 in -X-axis and 6.00 in -Y-axis.

  • Use the OFFSET command and offset the 6.00 m line at a distance of 3.00 and 5.50 and again 8.50m.

  • Use the Circle command and draw a circle at a center point of the first rectangle in the Diameter of 1.00 and 2.00m.
  • Use the CO command and copy it and place the base point in the center of the last rectangle.

  • Then again use the Circle command and draw a circle at the center point of the second rectangle at a Diameter of 3.00m.

  • Save the Drawing (Ctrl+S).

RESULT:

6.

INTRODUCTION:

Draw the above diagram using Decimal unit by given dimension. In this decimal unit I have used the Meter unit. It is in the Drafting Setting (DS). The procedure is given below.

PROCEDURE:

  • Open the AutoCAD and Create a New Sheet.
  • Set the Unit as Decimal and Meters.
  • Use the Line command and draw a line at a distance of 1.5 in X-axis and 0.5 in Y-axis and 1.0 in Y-axis and 1.5 in -X-axis and 1.5 in -Y-axis.
  • Then use the OFFSET command and select the 1.0 m length and offset it at a distance of 0.5m and 1m.

  • Click the start point.
  • Use the Line command and draw a line at a distance of 2.0m in X-axis and 1.5m in Y-axis and 0.5m in -X-axis and 1.5 in -X-axis and 1.5 in -Y-axis.
  • Use the OFFSET command and select the 1.5 m length line and offset it at a distance of 0.5m.
  • Then again use the OFFSET command and select the 1m length line and offset it at a distance of 0.5 and 1m.

  • Click the Start point.
  • Use the line command and draw a line at a distance of 2.0 m in X-axis and 1.5 in Y-axis and 0.5 in -X-axis and 1.0 in -Y-axis and 1.5 in -X-axis.
  • Join the End points.

  • Save the Drawing (Ctrl+S).

RESULT:

7.

INTRODUCTION:

Draw the above diagram using Decimal unit by given dimension. In this decimal unit I have used the Meter unit. It is in the Drafting Setting (DS). The procedure is given below.

PROCEDURE:

  • Open the AutoCAD and Create a New Sheet.
  • Set the Unit as Decimal and Meters.
  • Use the Line command and draw a line at a distance of 210 in X-axis and 75 in -Y-axis.
  • Then from the starting point draw a line at a distance of 100 in -Y axis.

  • Use the Osnap command and select the center point and then use line command and draw a line for 70 in X axis and use the circle command and draw a circle at a Diameter of 50.
  • Then use arc command and Start,End,Radius and draw an arc at a Radius of 35.

  • Use line command and draw a line for 50 in -X axis and use the circle command and draw a circle at a Diameter of 30.
  • Then use arc command and Start,End,Radius and draw an arc at a Radius of 25.

  • Then draw a line in the mid point of 210 length line and join them in the arc.

  • Use the Fillet command and fillet the corners of the line at a Radius of 15,20 and 6.

  • Use REC command and draw a rectangle at a dimension of 70x30 in both sides of mid point.

  • Save the Drawing (Ctrl+S).

RESULT:

8.

INTRODUCTION:

Draw the above diagram using Decimal unit by given dimension. In this decimal unit I have used the Meter unit. It is in the Drafting Setting (DS). The procedure is given below.

PROCEDURE:

  • Open the AutoCAD and Create a New Sheet.
  • Set the Unit as Decimal and Meters.
  • Use Line command and draw a line at a distance of 8.55 m in X-axis.
  • Then Use the Circle command and draw a circle at both end points as center point at Diameter of 0.90.

  • Then use a Circle command and draw a circle. Take the midpoint of the line as center point of a circle and give the Diameter as 4.0 and 5.0.

  • Then use the Circle command again and draw a circle at a radius of 0.9 in each side.

  • Now delete the line.
  • Next use the OS command and click the Tangent.
  • Now ON the OSNAP and drag in circles and click the tangent point and join them.
  • Then TRIM or delete the unwanted lines.

  • Save the Drawing (Ctrl+S).

RESULT:

9.

INTRODUCTION:

Draw the above diagram using Engineering unit by given dimension. In this Engineering unit I have used the Inches unit. It is in the Drafting Setting (DS). The procedure is given below.

PROCEDURE:

  • Open the AutoCAD and Create a New Sheet.
  • Set the Unit as Engineering and Inches.
  • Use the Line command and draw a line at a distance of 32'6".
  • Then use the Circle command and set the start point of the line as the center point of the circle and draw a circle at a Radius of 8'.
  • Then use the Circle command and set the end point of the line as the center point of the circle and draw a circle at a Radius of 9'.

  • Go to OS settings and select Tangent.
  • Then again use the Circle command and click the option Tan Tan Radius and select the tangent point of two circles and give the radius as 41'8".
  • Do it again with the radius of 20'10" for below.

  • Use the TR command and trim the unwanted parts.

  • Save the Drawing (Ctrl+S).

RESULT:

10.

INTRODUCTION:

Draw the above diagram using Decimal unit by given dimension. In this decimal unit I have used the Meter unit. It is in the Drafting Setting (DS). The procedure is given below.

PROCEDURE:

  • Open the AutoCAD and Create a New Sheet.
  • Set the Unit as Decimal and Meters.
  • Use the REC command draw a rectangle at a dimension of 10X10m.
  • Then use OFFSET command and offset it for 0.5 m.

  • Draw it again seperately.
  • Then use RO command and rotate it for 45 degree. And Fit the base point in the drawing.

  • Now use the TR command and trim the lines as per the given drawing.

  • Save the Drawing (Ctrl+S).

RESULT:

11.

INTRODUCTION:

Draw the above diagram using Engineering unit by given dimension. In this Engineering unit I have used the Inches unit. It is in the Drafting Setting (DS). The procedure is given below.

PROCEDURE:

  • Open the AutoCAD and Create a New Sheet.
  • Set the Unit as Engineering and Inches.
  • Use Line command and draw a line at a distance of 9' in -Y-axis and 3' in X-axis and 4'6" in -Y-axis and 4'6" in X-axis and 1'2" in Y-axis and 5'4" in X-axis and 1'2" in -Y-axis and 4'6" in X-axis and 4'6" in Y-axis and 3' in X-axis and 9' in Y-axis.

  • Then draw a mid line in the drawing and use XL command and draw a line at an angle of 90 degree and in the length of 2'8".

  • Then draw a line at an angle of 60 degree in the other end in the length of 3'7" and join the lines.

  • Now draw a midline again and create a rectangle at an angle of 90 degree and dimension of 3x3.

  • Save the Drawing (Ctrl+S).

RESULT:

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