Here are the main branches of technical drawing:
- Architectural drawing - Used for construction and building design. Includes floor plans, elevations, sections, and other drawings to communicate architectural designs.
- Mechanical drawing - Used for design and documentation of machines and mechanical devices. Includes drawings of individual parts, assemblies, and details. Formats include detail drawings, assembly drawings, and drawings for manufacturing like production or shop drawings.
- Structural drawing - Focuses on design and drawings of structures like buildings, bridges, and other infrastructure. Includes foundation plans, framing plans, truss drawings, and reinforced concrete or steel structure drawings.
- Electrical and electronics drawing - Used for circuit diagrams, control systems, wiring
The Science and Art of Model and Object Drawing - A Text-Book for Schools and for Self-Instruction of Teachers and Art-Students in the Theory and Practice of Drawing from Objects
Here are the main branches of technical drawing:
- Architectural drawing - Used for construction and building design. Includes floor plans, elevations, sections, and other drawings to communicate architectural designs.
- Mechanical drawing - Used for design and documentation of machines and mechanical devices. Includes drawings of individual parts, assemblies, and details. Formats include detail drawings, assembly drawings, and drawings for manufacturing like production or shop drawings.
- Structural drawing - Focuses on design and drawings of structures like buildings, bridges, and other infrastructure. Includes foundation plans, framing plans, truss drawings, and reinforced concrete or steel structure drawings.
- Electrical and electronics drawing - Used for circuit diagrams, control systems, wiring
Here are the main branches of technical drawing:
- Architectural drawing - Used for construction and building design. Includes floor plans, elevations, sections, and other drawings to communicate architectural designs.
- Mechanical drawing - Used for design and documentation of machines and mechanical devices. Includes drawings of individual parts, assemblies, and details. Formats include detail drawings, assembly drawings, and drawings for manufacturing like production or shop drawings.
- Structural drawing - Focuses on design and drawings of structures like buildings, bridges, and other infrastructure. Includes foundation plans, framing plans, truss drawings, and reinforced concrete or steel structure drawings.
- Electrical and electronics drawing - Used for circuit diagrams, control systems, wiring
Here are the main branches of technical drawing:
- Architectural drawing - Used for construction and building design. Includes floor plans, elevations, sections, and other drawings to communicate architectural designs.
- Mechanical drawing - Used for design and documentation of machines and mechanical devices. Includes drawings of individual parts, assemblies, and details. Formats include detail drawings, assembly drawings, and drawings for manufacturing like production or shop drawings.
- Structural drawing - Focuses on design and drawings of structures like buildings, bridges, and other infrastructure. Includes foundation plans, framing plans, truss drawings, and reinforced concrete or steel structure drawings.
- Electrical and electronics drawing - Used for circuit diagrams, control systems, wiring
After going through this lesson, student should be able to:
Define drawing and its importance. Familiarize the 5 objectives of drawing. Familiarize the materials needed in Freehand drawing Sketch different strokes in line sketching. LEARNING OUTCOMES Provide the students with a working knowledge of the occupational/jobs which are drafting based. Equip the students with the basic skills and processes common to all areas of drafting with special emphasis on proper techniques. Students also must know the correct uses and care on the selected drawing instruments and materials. Riddle: Let’s start simple
Answer: Love letter
Riddle: We could all use one of these
Answer: Watch dog
Riddle: A classic
Answer: Spiderman Riddle: Starting over
Answer: Back to square one
Riddle: Yucky
Answer: Tapeworm Riddle: The search is on
Answer: Finding Nemo
Riddle: A large event
Answer: World cup
Riddle: Later gater!
Answer: Be right back
Riddle: The circle of life
Answer: The Lion King
Riddle: A fizzy drink
Answer: Mountain Dew
DRAWING Drawing, according to spencer is “the principal means of expressions of ideas in technical world….a graphic language which has its own alphabet, grammar and penmanship”. The grammar of drawing is its fundamental principle and thinking, planning and setting of thoughts down a piece of paper in graphic form. It is the ability of a person to put facts and truths in a graphic form, that is by means of lines and tools. Drawing is the universal language in itself. It is read and understood and practically followed as an approved plan by every technologist, builders and manufacturer around the world in the execution and realization of projects and inventions. (C. Ortiz, Munsayac)
Drawing is a graphic representation of a real thing, an idea of a proposed
design for construction later (F. E. Giesecke). IMPORTANCE OF DRAWING: It is essential to everyone for it is a language of vision through which universal understanding can be achieved. It is an important part of well-rounded educational program and its primary function is to think, to express in an understandable manner and to interpret ideas of others. It is a valuable means of expression to anyone-an effective way to get an idea across when world fail. A word is an abstract symbol representing a thing or idea, but a picture represents an object itself. Persons not connected in the industry find great value of drawing, simply as a means of expressing ideas. Division of Drawing: 1. Freehand drawing or Technical Sketching – is a technique of making drawing without the use of drawing instruments. 2. Mechanical drawing or Instrumental drawing – is a technique of making with the use drawing instruments. TYPES OF DRAWING:
1. Artistic drawing – it expresses philosophical or
aesthetic ideas or emotions. 2. Technical drawing – is the art of science of describing structures and structural details completely and accurately by graphical means. OBJECTIVES OF DRAWING: To be successful in Technical Drawing, a student has to follow some specific objectives. These objectives can only be achieved through constant correct practice.
1. ACCURACY – A student must be careful in his drawing when it
comes to measurement. exactness of measurement must be observed. The ability to acquire precision in the work must be observed-thus it must be free from no errors. 2. SPEED – This means that “ Time is money”. Meaning in the industry there is no demand for a slow worker. However, speed is not hurrying, it is a by-product of intelligent and continuous work.
3. LEGIBILITY – The draftsman should remember that drawing is a
means of communication to others and that it must be clear and legible in order to serve its purpose well. Care should be given to details especially to lettering. Drawing must be done in a manner that it can be read easily. 4. NEATNESS – If a drawing is to be accurate and legible it must be also clean, therefore, the student should constantly strive to acquire the habit of neatness. Good practice that to have a clean hands, clean drawing instruments before starting to work a drawing.
5. ORDERLINESS – Important drawing material/instruments needed in a
drawing should be placed near you or on your table so that it is easy for you to handle when you need. Unnecessary materials/instruments must not be placed above the table when the drawing is done. ASSIGNMENT: Direction: Give the following Technical Drawing and its Specialized Branches. Write your answer in a whole sheet of paper. And upload to our google classroom.
The Science and Art of Model and Object Drawing - A Text-Book for Schools and for Self-Instruction of Teachers and Art-Students in the Theory and Practice of Drawing from Objects