Training Programme on

AutoCAD
Practical Exercise

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Introduction to TRTC and Objective:

Introduction

 Tool room and Training Centre, Guwahati is a Govt. Institue

set up by the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium
Enterprises, Govt. of India backed up by a most modern tool
room set up in the year 1991 with collaboration between
Govt. of India, Govt. of Denmark and Govt. of Assam.

 It is situated in the Industrial area of Guwahati, Amingaon.

 We manufacture press tools, die casting dies, moulds, jigs

and fixtures, gauges and other precision components.

 We are leading CAD/CAM training centre with excellent

infrastructure, latest CAD/CAM software’s and CNC
Machines in the country.

 As an ISO 9001:2001, 1400:1996, 18001:1999 certified

organisation our motto is high quality with continual
improvement in all spheres and customer satisfaction.

Objectives

 To design and manufacture precision tools jigs and fixture

dies and moulds etc. for industries.

 To conduct long term diploma and post diploma courses in

Tools and Die Making and CAD/CAM in order to provide
qualitative manpower as per the need of modern industries.

 To provide consultancy services to SSI units.

 To conduct short term training courses in CAD/CAM, CNC

Machining, precision machining and tailor-made programs
as per the need of industries.
 Introduction to AutoCAD

The term CAD (Computer Aided Design) applies to a wide

range of programs that allow the user to created drawings,
plans, and designs electronically. AutoCAD is one such
program and it main claim to fame is that it is relatively easy to
use, it is very comprehensive in its ability to create 2D and
some 3D drawings, and it is very popular. Seventy percent of
the CAD users in the world use AutoCAD.

AutoCAD is computer-aided design (CAD) software that

architects, engineers and construction professionals rely on to
create precise 2D and 3D drawings.

 Draft, annotate and design 2D geometry and 3D models

with solids, surfaces and mesh objects
 Automate tasks such as comparing drawings, adding
blocks, creating schedules and more

AutoCAD includes industry-specific features and intelligent

objects for architecture, mechanical engineering, electrical
design and more.

 Automate floor plans, sections and elevations

 Draw piping, ducting and circuiting quickly with parts
libraries
 Auto-generate annotations, layers, schedules, lists and
tables
 Use a rules-driven workflow to accurately enforce
industry standards
 Why we preferred AutoCAD
 You start by choosing the appropriate units of
measurement. Then, you can draw your model at 1:1
scale.
 When you’re using AutoCAD, it’s easy to zoom in and
out and pan to other areas of the drawing. This is
particularly useful when you’re working on large or
complicated designs.
 AutoCAD makes it easy to draw objects accurately,
with various options to set the exact size and alignment
that you need.
 You can create designs quickly and easily, using the
software’s easy tools to complete tasks in a fraction of
the time it would take via manual drafting.
 With CAD, you can see a 3D image of your drawing.
You can rotate it to examine it from all angles, as well
as changing colors and line weight to get the
appearance you’re looking for.
 When you draw a design in AutoCAD, you can use a
scanning tool to measure the quantity of each material
you’ll need to use in production.
 If you have a large design team, you may need to have
multiple people working on one project or file at the
same time. AutoCAD allows you to do this.
 One of the main benefits of computer-aided design is
that it’s incredibly efficient. All of the above factors
contribute to a much quickly and easier design process.
This allows you to finish a project as quickly as
possible, saving you time and money.
Commands: lines and circles

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Commands: Lines, circles and fillets

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Commands: mirror, trim

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Commands: Circles, arcs, fillets, trim, offset

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Commands: Polar Array, fillets

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