Challenge

Drafting of various geometries using Chamfer, Fillet tool in AutoCad

AIM- Drafting of various geometries using Chamfer, Fillet tool in AutoCAD

Commands used- Units, Line, circle, chamfer, fillet, mirror, trim, move, rotate, annotate.

Procedure:

1. Create a new file/sheet.

2. Type command units. Keep decimals to precision 0.00 and insertion scale units as meter. Click ok.

3. Put limits as 0,0 and 420,210.

4. Type Z (zoom) command and click on A (all) then press enter.

5. Type the line command and draw the base line of 3 units

6. Type the line command @2.12<45, @2.83<135, @2<180 and c (close) command.

7. Draw the circle at x=1.50 and y=1.00 of diameter 1.20 units.

8. Similarly, draw another circle at x=1.50 and y=2.50 of diameter 0.80 units

9. Annotate and give dimension to all the line segments and circles.

1. Create a new file/sheet.

2. Type command units. Keep architecture to precision 0'-0" and insertion scale units as feet. Click ok.

3. Put limits as 0'-0", 0'-0" and 12"-0", 9'-0"

4. Type Z (zoom) command and click on A (all) then press enter.

5. Select Line tool and draw the lengths starting from top line segment of 8'

6. Give line command positioning the cursor at 270 degrees with ortho ON , type 1'-9" and press enter

7. Give line command positioning the cursor at 270 degrees with ortho ON at first end and type 2'-5" and press enter

8. Draw the line at 315 degree of 3', at 90 degree 2'-6". Now, draw the line 2'-10" at 225 degrees and join the lines.

9. Annotate and give dimensions to all the line segments.

1. Create a new file/sheet.

2. Type command units. Keep engineering to precision 0'-0" and insertion scale units as feet. Click ok.

3. Put limits as 0'-0",0'-0"and 12"-0",9'-0".

4. Type Z (zoom) command and click on A (all) then press enter.

5. Select Line tool and draw the lengths starting from top line segment of 2'-6.5" , now give line command positioning the cursor downwards with ortho ON , 3'-3.0", 5'-0.1",1'-6.0" and enter c (close)

6. Draw a circle of diameter 1'6" from 1'3" from x axis and 1'6" from y axis.

7. Annotate and give dimension to all the line segments and circle

1. Create a new file/sheet.

2. Type command units. Keep decimals to precision 0.00 and insertion scale units as meter. Click ok.

3. Put limits as 0,0 and 420,210.

4. Type Z (zoom) command and click on A (all) then press enter.

5. Select Line tool and draw the lengths starting from the top 2.5000 units keeping ortho on.

6. Taking first point of the line drawn, draw a line of 2 units by moving cursor downwards.

7. Draw a line of 1 unit by moving cursor towards left

8. Draw a line of 3.5 units by moving cursor downwards

9. Draw a line of 3 units by moving cursor towards right

10. Draw 0.5 units downwards, then 2.5 units towards right

11. Draw 2.5 units upwards

12. Draw 2 units towards left

13. Now join both the remaining points to complete a closed diagram.

14. Annotate and give dimension to all the line segments

1. Create a new file/sheet.

2. Type command units. Keep decimals to precision 0.00 and insertion scale units as meter. Click ok.

3. Put limits as 0,0 and 420,210.

4. Type Z (zoom) command and click on A (all) then press enter.

5. Select Line tool and draw the bottom line of 11.5 units keeping ortho on.

6. Move cursor upwards and draw a line of 6 units

7. Move cursor left and draw a line of 3 units. Then cursor downwards and draw a line of 6 units to meet perpendicularly with the bottom line

8. Similarly take 3 units from the other side by moving cursor towards right. Then cursor downwards and draw a line of 6 units

9. Join the points on top to create a line of 5.5 units

10. Now draw a circle of 3 units in the mid point of line 11.5 units and then using move command place it in 3 units of +ve y axis.

11. Similarly draw 2 circles of 1 and 2 units and draw them in the middle point of 1.5 units below from both ends. And then move it 3 units of +ve y axis.

12. Annotate and give dimension to all the line segments and circles

1. Create a new file/sheet.

2. Type command units. Keep decimals to precision 0.00 and insertion scale units as meter. Click ok.

3. Put limits as 0,0 and 420,210.

4. Type Z (zoom) command and click on A (all) then press enter.

5. Draw a rectangle of sides 1.5x1.5 units and 1.5x2 units separately

6. Now for rec 1.5x1.5, take offset of 0.5 units (for 1.5 unit) line left side and take cursor towards right side and place two lines. Again take offset of 0.5 units (for 1.5 unit) bottom line and take cursor towards upper side

7. Trim the unecessary lines using trim command.

8. Similarly for 1.5x2 unit rectangle repeat the same process

9. Now for third figure, draw a horizontal line of 2 units and taking cursor upwards draw a line of 1.5 units. Then take 0.5 units to left side then bottom 1 unit then 1.5 left side and then bottom 0.5 unit. Join the points to form a triangle.

10. Annotate and give dimension to all the line segments

1. Create a new file/sheet.

2. Type command units. Keep decimals to precision 0.00 and insertion scale units as meter. Click ok.

3. Put limits as 0,0 and 420,210.

4. Type Z (zoom) command and click on A (all) then press enter.

5. Select Line tool and draw the lengths starting from base of 210 units , now give line command @100<270. Draw @75<270. Draw the rectangles 70,30 and copy at distance 30.

5. Draw circles with centre at y=100 and y=75. Draw parallel lines from both the circle and using fillet tool give radius of 35, 20, 6 and 15 .

6.Annotate and give dimension to all the line segments and circles.

1. Create a new file/sheet.

2. Type command units. Keep decimals to precision 0.00 and insertion scale units as meter. Click ok.

3. Put Limits as 0,0 and 420,210.

4. Type Z (zoom) command and click on A (all) then press enter.

5. Draw concentric circles with diameter 4 and 5 units. Draw one circle at 4.275 distance from the centre. Draw parallel line and draw a fillet of radius 0.9 and extend the lines todraw the tangent of bigger circle. Mirror the same towards right and trim the extras in geometry.

6.Annotate and give dimension to all the line segments and circles.

1. Create a new file/sheet.

2. Type command units. Keep architectural to precision 0'0" and insertion scale units as feet. Click ok.

3. Put Limits as 0'-0",0'-0"and 12'-0",9'-0".

4. Type Z (zoom) command and click on A (all) then press enter.

5. Select circle tool and draw the circles of radius 8' and 9' at a centre to centre distance of 32'-6". Using fillet connect the circles with radius 41'-8" and 20'-10".

5.Annotate and give dimension to all the line segments.

1. Create a new file/sheet.

2. Type command units. Keep decimals to precision 0.00 and insertion scale units as meter. Click ok.

3. Put Limits as 0,0 and 420,210.

4. Type Z (zoom) command and click on A (all) then press enter.

5. Draw square using rectangle tool of 10 units of equal sides and take offset of 0.5 inside.

6. Copy the square and rotate it 45 degree. Now taking the centre of the rotated square move it to the original square centre.

7. Trim the unwanted lines as per figure.

1. Create a new file/sheet.

2. Type command units. Keep architectural to precision 0'0" and insertion scale units as feet. Click ok.

3. Put Limits as 0'-0",0'-0"and 12'-0",9'-0".

4. Type Z (zoom) command and click on A (all) then press enter.

5. Select the Line tool and draw the lengths starting from top line segment of 9'-0", changing the position of cursor in direction of the line with ortho on.

6. Draw 3'-0", 4'-6",4'-6",1'-2". Take copy and mirror the left to right and join to close.

7. Draw a square of side 3'-0" and rotate to 45 degrees and position it using move tool. Using the line tool draw vertical lines of 2'-8" and 3'-7" and make 30 degrees line on each side with respect to reference vertical line and 60 degrees on the othe end.

5.Annotate and give dimension to all the line segments.

RESULT: The drafted geometries are done using chamfer, fillet, circle, and line tool in autocad with accurate measurement.

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