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AET LAB PRACTICE GUIDE AutoCAD
Auto CAD Command Practice Sessions :
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Explore the home interface command panel.
ü
Study the command status bar & work space.
AET
2
ü
Understand Unit setting.
ü
Understand Unit types.
AET
ü
Understand co-ordinate systems
3
+Y (2,2) (3,2)
axis
(-1,1) (1,1)
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-X +X
axis (0,0) axis
(1,-1)
(-1,-1) (2,-1)
Y Coordinate
X Coordinate
-Y
axis
ü
Understand Different types of entity snap as shown below (ctrl + RMB)
ü
Execute DS Command & study Snap & Grid/Polar Tracking/Object
Snap/Dynamic Input/Quick Properties
4
AET
ü
Study Grid & draw as shown below. Use Snap while drawing.
5
10 9 7 6
11
Start 5
point
(3,1) 13
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12 4 3
Origin
(0,0)
3.00
1.00
0.70,71
450
2.2
Start
Point 2.00
ü
Study Polar co-ordinate system & create below drawings.
6
900
NORTH
12
11 1
10 2
1800 9 00
WEST 3
EAST
8 4
7 6 5
SOUTH
2700
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ü
Study polyline command & create below fig. by using width options
(3,5)
Endpoint
Polyarc
Ending width
= 0.5 units
(3,3)
Starting width
Start point
= 0.50 units
ü
Study circle command & create below fig. by using 6 different options.
7
4
150
AET
300
3
B
2
FIG C2P3P
A B
1
200
100
FIG-TTR
ü
Study the command & crete below fig. by using 11 different options.
8
170
10
0
180
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10
10
0
0
Assume the centre of arc to be at

the meeting point of the mlol lines of
the 2 lines of the rectangle.
Use OTRACK facuty to pick this point.
15
ü
Study use of polar & absolute co-ordinate systems.
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0.75
4 5
2.0 0
1.25
30
2 7 6
3
1.0 0.5
1 12 8 9
1.0
Start Point 11 10
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2.0
(1.5, 1.75)
ü
Study scale in below figs.
5.50
Scale 2.75
0.3XP
2.00
Scale Detail
1XP Scale Detail
0.5XP X
45
0
45
0.60
2.50
1.43
ü
Study rotate command & ANGDIR sysvar
10
90 0
90 0 Rotation
Base
point
50 0
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50 0
50 0 Rotation -50 0 Rotation
ü
Study grips for below shown entities.
ü
Study move/mirror/scale though grips.
Line Circle Arc Block
6. 1
Polygon Polyline Soline Dimension
ü
Study ellipse rotation option.
ü
Study different ellipse creation method.
ü
Understand mirror command
11
P1 P2
P1 P2
(a) Rotation 450

(a) Rotation 00
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P1
(a) Rotation 600
Endpoint 1
P2
P1
(a) Rotation 89.40
Mirror line
P2
Original object Mirrored object

Endpoint 2
ü
Study text justification & alignment.
12
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AET
Study hatch command & incorporate hatches as shown
with orientation.
Hatch boundary Hatch
ü
Study block command & create below figures for block alignment.
14
Start Point
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Blocks not aligned Blocks aligned
with object. with object.
ü
Study Polar array command & create below figure.
0.40
1.70
1.03
0.75
ü
Study GD & T and incorporate below specifications.
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Primary
datum
Feature letter
control
frame
Secondary
datum
letter
0.005 L A B
Geometric
characteristic Material
symbol condition
Diameter
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Geometric
symbol tolerance
0.01 M A
0.1 P
0.65 A
0.38
2.00
ü
Study below dimension options & styles.
16
00
2.00 1.48
2.
Text Option Angle Option
Horizontal
Option
1.11 1.93
Rotation
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Vertical
Option Option
2.00 0
23
0 47
Horizontal
Angular (2 Line) Angular (3 Line)
R1.00 2.00
2.19
Vertical Radius Diameter
1.46
1.98 0.73
Aligned 0.0.0 Ordinate
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4.00 4.00
DIMTVP = 0 DIMTVP = .70
4.00 4.00
DIMTVP=1 DIMTVP = 0.699
4.00 4.00
DIMTVP = -1 DIMTVP = 2
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ü
Study below dimension tolerance options.
4.00+0.01
Symmetrical Tolerancing
+0.05
4.00 - 0.01
Deviation Tolerancing
4.05
4.00
3.97
Limits Tolerancing Basic Tolerancing
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AutoCAD Exercises Sessions :

Exercise-1 :
3
9
8
13 5
AET
13
6
13
6
7
5
1
9
7
6
19
Exercise-2 :
6,5
3
5
AET
3
2,5
2,5
5,5
4.25
1.00
1.00
+ 1.00
4.00
2.50
+ 2.00
1.50
2.00
3.00
5.50
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Exercise-3:
3.00
2.25
1.50
0.25
1.00
0.25
AET + +
0.50
0.75
1.00
1.75
0.75
0.64
Rad0.50
0.75
1.75
2.50
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Exercise-4
4.00
R2.00
1.00
4.00
4,4.5
8.00
Figure 1. To make this object, notice the absolute coordinate location of the smaller
circle (4, 4.5) which is where you are going to start with, And the rest of the object
follows with it.
AET
8.00
1.50
+ +
2X R1.00 5.00
1.00
1.00
2.00 1.00 2.00

4.00
Figure 2. This object is make with the advantage of the direct distance entry
command to first make the perimeter (first without the curves). The curves in the
side can be made by using the fillet or circle-ttr command then trim.
0.40
5,7
x x x x x
4.00
1,3
2.00
1.00
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Figure 3. Again notice the absolute coordinate location of the line in 1, 3 and the
point in 5,7 which is where the rest of the drawing follows.
6,8
R10.00
3,5 4.4,5 7.6,5 9,5
Figure 4. This object again has absolute coordinates to follow. This is made through
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circles-2P, lines, and ars (start-center-radius).
450
1.00 +
2.50 1.50
0
Figure 5. To make this object, start with the line, then the arcs. The center of the arc in 45 c
is the endpoint of the location 1.50.
(3)
@-4,4
2.00
+
1.00
+
2,2 @8,0
(1) (2)
Figure 6. This drawing again has absolute coodinate locations to follow. The
triangle is made by following those commands given in numbered order. To circle
1
inside the triangle is made through circle-ttr command.
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Exercise-6
4.50
R1.50
+
1.00
3.00 1.50 2.00
Figure 7. Though this object can be made through lines and arcs, the obective is to
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make this one using polylines wherein the lines and arcs are connected.
4X 0.50
4x R0.50
+ 0.75
+
2.00 4X R0.50
2X R3.00
2x R0.56
+ +
3.00
Figure 8. This object starts with the smaller circles with the diameter or 0.50 and
the rest follows. A circle-ttr command is more useful than arc to make the curves.
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3.50
R0.50
R4.00
R0.50
R3.50
1.75 + R0.62
0.50
R2.25
R1.75
+
+
2.50
AET
Figure 9. This object is almost similar to figure 9 which also starts with the smaller
circles. Again a cicle-ttr command is used here than arcs to make the curves. To
copy the arc inside or outside at a different radius, the offset command could be
0.50
+
useful.
4.00
1.50 0.50
+
0.50
1.00
8X R.125 4X 0.25
4.00
0.75
0.50
0.50
1.00
Figure 10. In this objects the direct distance entry could be useful to make the
perimeter. For the curves on the edge, fillet command could also be used. Relative
rectangular entry with snap-from command could locate the circles, center. To
make the dash-dot center line you need to load the line in the linetype box.
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Exercise-8
6.00
5.20
4.60
+
176X 0.15
0.30
0.30
AET
Figure 11. The objective of making this object is to learn the array (rectangular and
polar) command. There are a total of 176 smaller circles. There are 40 circles
around each inner circles and 96 circles inside.
5.20
0.60 0.60 1.00
0.60
2.60
8.00 1.40
2X 0.60
1.00
1.00 1.00
10.40
Figure 12. This exercise will help you use the chamfer command which will help
you make the cut on the edge. The mirror command is also used to reflect an
object to its opposite side.
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R0
.50
+
2.5
0
0
10
+
R0.50 225
0
R0
.50
AET
2.5
0
R0
.50
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Exercise 10
8,00
R5.00
R2.75
+ +
AET
R1.50
R3.13
TOP VIEW
1.75
4.00
4.00
0.50
1.25 3.25
4.00
1.00
3.50
1.00
0.75 1.25 3.00
0.50
1.25
+
R0.30 R0.75
FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW

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Exercise 11
R0.75 0.76
R1.50
+
R1.00
1.00
3.54
+ Exercise-12
1.26 0.76 R2.00
AET
+
R0.75
2.78 0.86
R1.50
R22.00
+
10.00
26.00 3X R10.00
+ + +
R4.00
26.00 3X 10.00
+
26.00 26.00 16.00
SCALE = 0.50
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TOP VIEW
Exercise 12
20
65
30
22
30 50
CRN-BRACE R30 40
AET
50
20
110
F R O N T V I E W
TOP VIEW
1.5
1.5
5 6
2 1.5
1.5
1.5
30
AET
45 0
point of tangency for arcs

R l.50
R250
R4.25 R4.25
+
0.88 R0.25
+ 1.00 1.25
0.63 0
2.32
R4.25
0.50
R1.00
R2.50
1.25 0.75 1.00
2.00
AET 12.50
6.00
+
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Exercise 13
LAB PRACTICE GUIDE AutoCAD
R25
25
25
20
AET
25 40

DRAWING SCALE = 0.50
14 7.7
+
R6
7.25 R 2.5
4.75
5 x R2 Width = 0.10
5x 2
7 9.6
32
TOP VIEW
1.5
AET
1.5
6
1.5 1.5
3
6
1.5
1.5
33
Exercise-16
25
25
25 5
10
AET
15
55 50
Figure & An Isometric view with dimensions

60
33
17
30
22
15
8
20
Figure 29 Example of a dimensioned hole
34
5.66 3.75
3 2.85
1.95
3.877
7.4
4.123
3.65
AET
1.877
1.675
11x 1
1.5 SCALE : 1=0.10
4 3 7.65
TOP VIEW
1.75
1.00 0.50
1.63
1.75
R0.25 R0.50
2.00 1.00
4.00
1
SB BRACKET
SCALE 1. 0.07
2
R1.5 0.5
FRONT VIEW
35
AET
6.00
3.50
0.75
4.00 3.00
1.50
0.50
6 x 0.50
7.00
1.25
(TYPE YOUR NAME)

CAD 100 - COMPUTER AIDED DRAWING
AET
R0.75 R1.25
PENN STATE-BERKS
Scale L 0.0575
Exercise 18
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LAB PRACTICE GUIDE AutoCAD
Exercise 19
AET
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Exercise 20
1.0
1.3
450
450
1.0 1.6
1.5 1.4
2.2
600
1500
2.3
2.1
AET
1200 1500
4.5,2.2
1.4
2.3
ASSIGNMENT #3 - ACCURATE INPUT

1.1 4.1,1 SET-UP: UNITS = DECIMAL / AREA=10”X7”
2.20
R0.875
90 0
+ +
+
4.70 4.70
R0.875 2.75
+ +
1.375 R0.625
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Exercise 21
1.00 0.75
2.00
AET
1.50
1.25
0.50
0.25
2.25
3.00
1.25
0.25
0
0.20 45
45 0
0.125
0.75 0.30 0.50

1.25
0.50
0.125
0
0.375
0.25 45 0.20 0
45
0.25
1.25
1.50
39
Exercise 22
6.50
1.50 3.50
1.00
1.00 1.00
4.00
AET 1.75
2.75
4.75
28
12
32
15
22
22
68
40
Exercise 23
38
48
12
22
AET
50
5
22
56
43
30
20
10
86
14 Dia
Dia
14
22
60
40
11
112
41
Exercise 25 30
36
5 0 Dia
5 2
3R
55
3R
16 34
AET
37
35
12
15
70 50
100 Bearing
0.50
0.36 x 0.20 KEYWAY 0
60 TYP
4.00 2.50
R0.25
R4.50 8.00
2.50
R1.50
0.50
1.50
1.00
42
Exercise 25
18
42
30
14
60
AET 36
16
84
17
26
22
8
10
28
60
43
Exercise 26
R0.50 R1.00
R5.00
0
40
1.00
2.00 R3.00
AET
R 30
1.00
48
20
R3.00
R15
10
R20
20
30
60
96
44
0
30 0
30
R
18R
17
AET 14R
a
Di
55
60
60
90
Dia
4holes 20Dia
Covers
45
Exercise 28
R
12
a
Di
8
85
AET 104
32
62 Dia
14
14R
94 4 holes 12 Dia
Cover
46
Exercise 29
62
2 holes 10Dia
48 R
AET 50 R
22
48 R
42R
28
90
12 R
25 R
17 R
2 holes 20Dia
84
Frame
47
Exercise 30
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2 holes 20 Dia
20 R
72
14 R
30
3 holes 15 R
8 Dia 90 Housing
48
Exercise 31
50 20 R
20
40
R
AET
15
R
30
R
120
40
R
14 R 15
44 38R
144
26
14 R
70
22
38 38
96 Housing
49
100 20
Draw & Dimension
86.02 this shape
36
0
120
AET
28,28
80
70
30
50
80 60
240
R 7.50 15.00
72.00
60.00
45.00
25.00
4 HOLES 6 ON 20 PCD
+
(PITCH CIRCLE DIAMETER)
20.00
R5.00 40.00
50
Isometric Figures
Isometric drawings simulate a 3D object from a particular viewpoint by aligning along three major axes.
If the snap angle is 0, the axes of the isometric planes are 30 degree, 90 degree, and 150 Once you set
the snap style to isometric, you can work on any of three planes, each with an associated pair of axes :
l
Let Aligns snap and grid along 90- and 150-degree axes
l
Top Aligns snap and grid along 30- and 150- degree axes
l
Right Aligns snap and grid along 30- and degree axes.
90 0
AET
Top
30 0
150 Left
0
Right
Choosing one of the three isometric planes causes Ortho and the cross haris to be aligned along the
corresponding isometric axes. For example, when Ortho is on the points you specify align along the
simulated plane you are drawing on Therefore, you can draw the top plane, switch to the left plant to draw
another side, and switch to the right plane to complete the drawing.
Top plane Left plane Right plane
If you are drawing on isometric planes, use an ellipse to represent a circle viewed from an oblique angle.
The easiest way to draw an ellipse with the correct shape is to use the isocircle option of ELLIPSE.
Note To represent concentric circles, draw another ellipse with the same center rather than offsetting the
original ellipse. Offsetting produces an oval-shaped spline that does not represent foreshortened
distances as you would expect.
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Exercise 33
104 72
48
24
AET 72 104
16
R21
CHAMFER 12X12
27
12
42
54
12 18
52
Exercise 34
80
60
30
18
AET
15
20
22
18
36
40
50
26
52
18
Dia
36
22
64
15
14
10
30 1
Through holes
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AutoCAD- 3D Modeling
AutoCAD ®3D Drawing, Modeling and Visualization
Who should attend

All experienced AutoCAD users who can benefit from the benefit from the use of AuctoCAD®'s
3D features. (Make sure whether you have taken AutoCAD-3D Modeling Course, before going
ahead from here)
Summary
AutoCAD® 's three-dimensional drawing capabilities make it a practical modeling program for a
variety of applications and disciplines. Yet learning to work in 3D on a 2D-display device is a major
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challenge. This course is designed to introduce users who are proficient with AutoCAD® 's 2D
commands to the looks available for modeling in three dimensions.
Objectives
Upon completion of this course, attendees will be familiar with the 3D copabilities of AutoCAD]
and will know how to create, modify, and display 3D drawing.
Prerequisites
AutoCADs fundamentals or equivalent sill level. A minimum of 10 hours of experience working
with AutoCAD is recommended.
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3.0 4.50
0.75
2.50
00
2.
0.75
50
1. 75
0.
50
0.
1.00
1.50
2.67 00
2.
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Exercise 38
+
R10
80 15
10
15
AET
10
10 HOLES
HOLES
Through hole
10 Dia
16
8
45
42
10
8
16
24
40
8
74
15
12
58
Exercise 39
10 10
30
15
20
42
52
30
9
28
AET
20
40
15
30
10 13 80
50
Through hole
50 56
36
D ia
22
36
17
8
8
8R
64
Through hole
10 Dia
59
Exercise 41
112
A
60 36
10 0
AET
25
25
70
25 30
36
25 60 180
250 x
30
A 100
60 A
60
60
18
16
80R
10
50 118
100
28
30
8
40
18R
3.5 13 R
A x
3, 16 Holes
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Exercise 42
92
46
46
AET
30
18
D ia 24
36
D ia 40
30
ia
20 D 30 Through Hole
12 Dia
10
20
9
26
40
20
28
12 74
42
62
Exercise 43 56
20
35
40
AET
1 4 D ia
21
10
36
5
23
6
D ia
14 26
23 Through Hole
30
80
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Auto CAD PROJECT Sessions :
Shock Assembly :
AET 50
2 PLACES
75
225
175
120
150
300
62.5
12.5
75
650
500
250
25
4 PLACES
Top View
950
325
375
30 132
238 32
170
R20 R50
TYP. 150
R50 Front View
TYP. R 106
Figure Dimensions for Bracket Figure Dimensions for Pivot
64
360
30
30
380
R 20
R30
325
Right side
Front view 75 view
Figure Dimensions for U-Support
AET 200
50
150
25
Figure Dimensions for U-Bushing

125
155
R30
65
50
Figure Dimensions for Self-locking nut

75
100
R12
45
10
445
45 0 x 4
50
75
104
165
Figure Dimensions for Washer Figure Dimensions for Hexagonal bolt
65
50
104 10
AET
R20
25
60
Figure Dimensions for Castel nut
Radial Engine Assembly
66
92
AET
22
36
A
A
4
R189
27
3 2
45
7
2 50
74
85
Section A-A
4
62
39
Figure Views and dimensions of the Piston
67
R24 35
24 24
15 18
AET
A 10 A
130
178
28 1842
Section A-A
Figure Views and dimensions of the Articulated Rod
68
63
52 40 15 +
R13 R 72 35
17 R35 24
26
R72
A 18
A
26 30
R6 150
AET
250
(55) 10
5 places
R78
87
7 18
20
42
70 28
5
320
Section A-A
Figure Views and dimensions of the Master Rod
69
24 22
22 11
15
12 R47
R43
24
0
42 135
1
Rod bush
lower 80
Rod bush
AET
Upper 22
Piston Pin 3
3 Piston ring
R2
12 7
Piston Pin
11 Plug 52
46
50
15
10
70 Master Rod
bearing Link Pin
Figure Views and dimensions of the Rod Bush Upper, Rod Bush Lower, Piston Pin Plug,
Piston Pin, Piston Rings, and Master Rod Bearing
70
Shaper Tool Head Assembly
AET
71
100
30 31
17 17
R88
56
R115
A
R8
AET 90
12
14
14
15
30 A
6 DEEP
20
22 66 R 115 Section A-A
Figure Views and dimensions of the Swivel Plate
72
R20
R 14
16
THRU
64
1 42
AET
21
65
0
11
1
155
45
22 22 A
38
100
A
70
SECTION A-A
100
Figures Views and dimensions of the Back plate
73
R15
16
0 THRU
65
20
36 45
51
41
70 R100
15
A
AET
25
R5
63
50
240
R115
16 88
THRU
R123
123
35
A
6
23 1.5 4 PLACES
100 20 Section A-A
THRU
Figure Views and dimensions of the Vertical Slide
74
24 14
10 6
16 52
13 11 140 16
24 8 Screw bar
25
27
10
16
R2 R6
AET
16
16
16 16
16 25 25
Nut M10 15 21 72
R28
R28
24 3 10
45 24 10
15 Tool fixing
screw R2
16 10 25 10 6
Clamping Spacer 16 1
screw 14 bush Handle
16
12
14
105
Pivot pin
Figure Views and dimensions of various components
75
R15 R13 63
18 17 33
13 10 35
16
24
B B
0 10 10
4
5
24
Washer
Small Washer
R18 45 6
100 38
30
Section B-B 17 3.5
AET
Handle bar
22 16
3 13
33
25 20 3 1/50
Swivel screw pin Taper
A 16
R15
25 C
+
55
30 109
90
26 R9
11
A 45 C
45
66 13
13 DEEP R 115
Tool holder Section A-A 30
33
Drag Plate Section C-C
Figure Views and dimensions of various components
76
Motor Blower Assembly :
R1.5
AET
10.00
5.75
5.25
7.25
5.75
A
6.15
0.41
4 HOLES
0.75
2
8
0.25
4.20 R 10
R6
R 4.875
5.80 R0.5
0.40
A R1.5
15
Figure : Dimensions of the Upper Housing
77
0.25
0.41
AET
1
A 0.75
R6 R6 1.5
R4.875 R1.50 SECTION A-A
0.41
5 6.5
1.5
A 0.25 0.25
14 8
Figure Dimensions of the Lower Housing
78
300
8
11
1.5
600
2.48
0.25
AET
2.4 0.15
A 0.25
6.5
0.5
2.5
A
3 SECTION A-A
Figure : Dimensions of the Blower
79
0.5
0.45
0.9
2.43
DETAIL A
AET
6.50
SCALE 1.5:1 120 0 DETAIL A
8.25 0.50 6 R3.50
10
0
6
30
6.75
1.5
6
0.75 0.5 9 12
3 HOLES
8 BCD
Figure Dimensions of the Motor
80
R0.75
0.75 1.8
8.5BCD
TYP
7
2.5
1.5
AET
4
0.35 TYP
R 0.2 0.60
A
R1
0.75
2.5
0.5 A 0.25
SECTION A-A
Figure Dimensions of the Cover
81
24
1.45
DETAIL A
AET 0.18
1.2
0.5
Figure Dimensions of the shaft

DETAIL A
SCALE 4:1
82
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ADVANCED EDUCARE & TRAINING

Auto CAD Command Practice Sessions :

Assume the centre of arc to be at

50 0 Rotation -50 0 Rotation

Line Circle Arc Block

Polygon Polyline Soline Dimension

(a) Rotation 450

(a) Rotation 600

(a) Rotation 89.40

Original object Mirrored object

Hatch boundary Hatch

Vertical Radius Diameter

Aligned 0.0.0 Ordinate

DIMTVP = 0 DIMTVP = .70

DIMTVP=1 DIMTVP = 0.699

Limits Tolerancing Basic Tolerancing

AutoCAD Exercises Sessions :

2.00 1.00 2.00

3,5 4.4,5 7.6,5 9,5

3.00 1.50 2.00

0.75 1.25 3.00

FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW

1.26 0.76 R2.00

FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW

point of tangency for arcs

FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW

FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW

Figure & An Isometric view with dimensions

(TYPE YOUR NAME)

ASSIGNMENT #3 - ACCURATE INPUT

0.75 0.30 0.50

(PITCH CIRCLE DIAMETER)

Top plane Left plane Right plane

Who should attend

Auto CAD PROJECT Sessions :

Figure Dimensions for Bracket Figure Dimensions for Pivot

Figure Dimensions for U-Support

Figure Dimensions for U-Bushing

Figure Dimensions for Self-locking nut

Figure Dimensions for Washer Figure Dimensions for Hexagonal bolt

Figure Dimensions for Castel nut

Radial Engine Assembly

Figure Views and dimensions of the Piston

Figure Views and dimensions of the Articulated Rod

Figure Views and dimensions of the Master Rod

Shaper Tool Head Assembly

Figure Views and dimensions of the Swivel Plate

Figures Views and dimensions of the Back plate

Figure Views and dimensions of the Vertical Slide

Figure Views and dimensions of various components

Figure Views and dimensions of various components

Motor Blower Assembly :

Figure : Dimensions of the Upper Housing

Figure Dimensions of the Lower Housing

Figure : Dimensions of the Blower

Figure Dimensions of the Motor

Figure Dimensions of the Cover