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Class02 140823205837 Phpapp02 PDF
Class02 140823205837 Phpapp02 PDF
ENGINEERING DRAWING
Class 02
DRAWING PAPER
Size..
Drawing Paper
ANSI standard measure for
drawing paper was as
follows:
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
8.5 x
11 x
17 x
22 x
34 x
11
17
22
34
44
TITLE BLOCK
Title Block
SCALE
Scale
Following is scale rate according to BS
standard ( British Standard):
Full Size (1:1)
Size Reduce
1 : 2
1 : 5
1 : 10
1 : 20
1 : 50
1 : 100
1 : 200
1 : 500
1 : 1000
20 : 1
50 : 1
100 : 1
200 : 1
500 : 1
1000 : 1
Size Enlarge
2 : 1
5 : 1
10 : 1
Scale
Refer to
Drawing Size
1:2
Suhaimi Said (PKS)
Refer to
Actual Size
Scale
Vertical Method
STEP
Draw horizontal construction line using pencil (H)
STEP
Draw second horizontal line with distance 30mm with first line.
30mm
STEP
Draw vertical construction line.
STEP
Draw second vertical construction line with distance 20mm from first line.
20mm
STEP
Start draw your first line Alphabet HB
STEP
STEP
STEP
Draw vertical construction line with distance 5mm using Pencil (H)
5mm
STEP
Draw vertical construction line with distance 20mm using Pencil (H)
20mm
PRACTICAL TASK 1
Draw Alphabet from A-Z and Number 0-9 vertical method
Sloping Method
STEP
Draw horizontal construction line using pencil (H)
STEP
Draw second horizontal line with distance 30mm with first line.
30mm
STEP
Draw an angle construction line using set square 60.
60
STEP
Draw second angle construction line with distance 20mm from first line.
20mm
STEP
Start draw your first line Alphabet HB
STEP
STEP
STEP
Draw vertical construction line with distance 5mm using Pencil (H)
5mm
STEP
Draw vertical construction line with distance 20mm using Pencil (H)
20mm
PRACTICAL TASK 1
Draw Alphabet from A-Z and Number 0-9 vertical method
DISTANCE
Distance
Types Of Lines
http://www.wisc-online.com/Objects/ViewObject.aspx?ID=eng16004
Types of Lines
OBJECT LINE
CENTER LINE
CENTER MARK
HIDDEN LINE
PHANTOM LINE
BREAK LINE
CUTTING PLANE LINE
VIEWING PLANE LINE
SECTION LINE
Suhaimi Said (PKS)
OBJECT LINE
Object or visible lines are used to represent
the outline contour of the object being drawn.
These line appear as thick, continues line.
OBJECT LINE
CENTER LINE
Center lines are use to represent the center of
round cylindrical features, or symmetry of a
feature.
These lines appear as thin width lines with
alternating long and short dashes.
CENTER LINE
CENTER MARK
Center mark are use to represent the center
points of a radius (arc) or circle.
These marks appear as small crosses at the
center point of a radius or circle.
CENTER MARK
HIDDEN LINE
Hidden lines represent edges and outlines that
are invisible features of an object in a
particular view .
These lines appear as thin-width lines with
short dashes.
HIDDEN LINE
PHANTOM LINE
Phantom lines represent the outline of an
adjacent part, show alternate positions of a
moving part, or replace repetitive details such
as gear teeth and threads.
These lines appear as thin-width lines with
two short dashes between single long dashes.
PHANTOM LINE
BREAK LINE
Break lines represent an area of an object that
has been removed for clarity or convenience
Short break lines appear as short lines within
the object, and long break lines appear as
longer lines that represent a larger portion of
an object that was removed to shorten the
view.
BREAK LINE
SECTION LINE
Viewing Plane Line are used to show where
material has been cut away in a section view.
A cutting plane line or break lines may be use
to exposed the material.
These lines are drawn using different patterns
to designate various type of materials.
SECTION LINE