Machine Drawing With CAD Lab - MAE204

AMITY SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY
AMITY UNIVERSITY UTTAR PRADESH

MACHINE DRAWING WITH CAD LAB (MAE-204)
Title: Commercial Design Software Applications; Advantages over manual drafting; Hardware
requirements, Software requirements; CAD screen interface, menus; Tool bars.
Date: 14-07-2020
Experiment: 1
S. CATEGOR CO EXPERI NAME OF DATE OF DATE MAX. MARKS SIGNATURE

NO Y OF DE MENT EXPERIMEN T ALLOTM OF MARKS OBTAINED OF
ASSIGNME NO. E NT OF EVALU FACULTY
NT EXPERI ATION
ME NT
1. MANDATO LR 1 Introduction of 14-07-20 28-07-20 1 1

RY (10) conventions of line,
EXPERIME materials, rolled
NT sections, machine
operations and parts,
rivets, nuts and bolts,
pipe fittings and
welding.
2. MANDA 2 Interconversion of views 28-07-20 04-08-20 1 1
TORY – isometric to
EXPERI orthographic & vice
MENT versa.
3. MANDA 3 Modelling of Thread 04-08-20 11-08-20 1 1
TORY and Thread fasteners to
EXPERI sketch/draw external and
MENT internal threads, V shape
and square threads, types
of threads, use of threads
on nuts and bolts,
screws, studs, locking
devices and in
foundation bolts as
Lewis, rag, eye type,
tee-headed and cottered.
4. MANDA 4 Modelling of rivet heads 11-08-20 18-08-20 1 1
TORY and riveted joints as lap
EXPERI joint and butt joint.
MENT
5. MANDA 5 Modelling of cotter and 25-08-20 01-09-20 1 1
TORY knuckle joint (part
EXPERI &assembled view).
MENT
6. MANDA 6 Modelling of pulleys as 08-09-20 15-09-20 1 1

TORY solid, fast, loose, steeped
EXPERI or V-belt pulley
MENT
7. MANDA 7 Modelling of couplings 29-09-20 06-10-20 1 1
TORY as muff, half lap muff,
EXPERI split muff, solid flange,
MENT mounted flange, flexible
or old ham or universal
coupling(part
&assembled view)..
8. MANDA 8 Modelling of bearings as 06-10-20 13-10-20 1 1
TORY solid, bushed, plumber
EXPERI block or ball and roller
MENT (part &assembled view).
9. MANDA 9 Modelling of steam 20-10-20 27-10-20 1 1

TORY engine parts as piston,
EXPERI stuffing box, or
MENT connecting rod(part
&assembled view).
10. MANDA 10 Modelling of screw jack, 27-10-20 03-11-20 1 1
TORY lathe tail stock, feed
EXPERI check valve, worm &
MENT wheel gear box.
Internal evaluation for Engineering lab:-
TOTAL MARKS MARKS OBTAINED COMMENTS
CONCEPT (A) 2 2
IMPLEMENTATION (B) 2 2
PERFORMANCE (C) 2 2
TOTAL 6 (TO BE SCALED DOWN TO 1)

Machine Drawing with CAD
Lab (MAE-204)
Module-I
Prepared by
Dr. Rohit Sharma
Assistant Professor
Mechanical Engineering Department
Amity School of Engineering and Technology
Topic_1.1 Autocad Commands & Features
Sub topic 1.1.1
Commercial Design Software Applications; Advantages over manual
drafting; Hardware requirements, Software requirements; CAD screen
interface, menus; Tool bars
Learning Objective
Understand the Importance of Commercial Design Software and
applications of Commercial Design Software
Learning Outcome
List the importance of Commercial Design Software in Modelling
AutoCAD Designs
Introduction of AutoCAD
Word AutoCAD consists of two words "Auto(company logo)"
and "CAD(computer-aided design).“
AutoCAD is both 2D and 3D modeling software.
Developed by the company Autodesk.
Autodesk is a U.S. company.
Widely used in industry for 2D drawing and 3D modeling.
VERSION OF AUTOCAD
AutoCAD software was first released in Dec. 1982 by the company
Autodesk.
It comes in India in 1988.
AutoCAD's first version was R1, then R2,R3,R4 .......... and so on.
In 2000, Autodesk launched the AutoCAD 2000 version after 2001,
2002, and so on.
This time, we've got the latest version of AutoCAD in 2020.
Latest version is easy to use and over come the difficulties of old
version.
Since 1982 it was a desktop application. Since 2010, it is available as a
mobile, web and cloud-based app and known as AutoCAD 360.
Hardware and Software requirements
System requirements for AutoCAD 2020
Operating System Microsoft® Windows® 7 SP1 with Update KB4019990 (64-bit only)
Microsoft Windows 8.1 with Update KB2919355 (64-bit only)
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit only) (version 1803 or higher)
Processor Basic: 2.5–2.9 GHz processor
Recommended: 3+ GHz processor
Multiple processors: Supported by the application
Memory Basic: 8 GB
Recommended: 16 GB
Display Resolution Conventional Displays:

1920 x 1080 with True Color
High Resolution & 4K Displays:
Resolutions up to 3840 x 2160 supported on Windows 10, 64-bit systems (with capable
display card)
Display Card Basic: 1 GB GPU with 29 GB/s Bandwidth and DirectX 11 compliant
Recommended: 4 GB GPU with 106 GB/s Bandwidth and DirectX 11 compliant
Disk Space 6.0 GB

FOCUS OF AUTOCAD
2D Drawing
3D MODELLING
AutoCAD Applications
 AutoCAD as an architectural planning tool: It comes
with a user-interface with built-in design lay-outs. The
layouts contain numerous templates specially
designed for architectural planning and building
construction. The latest versions of AutoCAD come
with analytical tools. The tools can analyse the
components of the building to troubleshoot stress
and load levels of building supports. AutoCAD enables
Architects to design, plan, execute and analyse the
strength of a building, at design stage level.
 AutoCAD as an engineering drafting tool: You can

use AutoCAD to draw accurate 2D drawings for any
engineering domain and also use AutoCAD to render
to 3D models to help in visualization of the end
product. It is useful for Civil, Mechanical and Electrical
systems. It helps engineers to design, analyse and
solve design issues resulting in accurate designs.
 AutoCAD as a graphic design tool: AutoCAD
has innate features that enable users to plan
and map out spaces and take advantage of the
space available. It can be used simultaneously
with 3D Max and various other application
softwares including animation tools.
 AutoCAD in 3D Printing: For a 3D print of an

object, one has to choose the object, get a
virtual 3D representation and then feed it to
the 3D printer. A 3D print has its own
advantages for designers, and this is where
AutoCAD helps them. It ensures the
compatibility so that designs can be exported
to various preferred formats.
 AutoCAD as industrial design tool: AutoCAD

helps to reduce manufacturing costs as it saves
time and efforts required for manual designing.
AutoCAD Advantages over manual drafting
Storage and accessibility –
 AutoCAD files can be stored on your computer or stored in any storage
media.
 Software files occupy less storage space compared to the storage space
required for manually drafted paper drawings.
 Paper drawings also require care and protection from loss or damage
caused by floods , fires or other disasters and may be damaged over time.
 Software files can also be stored in any cloud storage from which they can
be easily accessed at any time, wherever there is an internet connection.
3D View –
 Although it is possible to sketch 3D drawings manually, they are not as
effective and realistic as computer-aided drawings.
 AutoCAD helps model 3D objects with colors, materials and/or textures
applied to different surfaces, making them vivid and easier for the user to
visualize the final product.
Revisions –
While creating any drawing on paper or software, there are bound to be a number of
revisions or modifications.
 In manual drafting, you need to erase and redraw to make any changes to your
drawing.
 CAD significantly simplifies the revision process with its various editing tools.
 With a few clicks of your mouse, you can undo, redo or delete your actions.
 You do not need to re-draw an object at any time later, as you can modify the
existing object by mirroring, stretching, rotating, scaling, etc.
Speed and Time –
 AutoCAD is significantly faster than the traditional method of manual drafting.
 It speeds up the task of preparing bills of materials, reports, scales, etc.
 The tiresome task of drawing each line on paper can be done with a few mouse
clicks.
 As CAD software eliminates repetitive iterations, a considerable amount of time is
saved.
Accuracy –
 In manual drafting, all the objects drawn must be of correct size and
alignment.
 Each object need to be manually verified and dimensioned as the
slightest error can be catastrophic to the entire project.
 With CAD, there are numerous techniques available to obtain exact
dimensions thus leading to improved accuracy in the project.
Owing to the numerous benefits in terms of speed, accuracy, data

storage, revision CAD offers over manual drafting, it has become a
standard for the Industries.
Glossary
2D Two Dimensional
3D Three Dimensional
Absolute Coordinates on the drawing that are based on a fixed point or origin.
Coordinates
Relative Coordinates on the drawing that are based on a movable point or origin.
Coordinates
Array A group of elements that are copied in a rectangular or circular (polar) direction. The
copies are located by the row and column spacing in a rectangular array or by their angular
and distance from the center of the copies in a polar array.
Attribute Properties of an element such as: color, line type, or line weight.
Auxiliary View A view of an inclined or oblique surface that is projected 90 degrees. This is used to shown
the true size of a surface that is not one of the six standard views.
Block The AutoCAD term used to describe a symbol. These are groups of elements that are
created and used for different projects.
Chamfer An angled corner of an object. Indicated by the angle and distance of the angled surface.
Glossary (Cont.)
Coordinate A point in space. X and Y for 2D coordinates and X, Y, and Z for 3D coordinates
Detail View A view that is used to shown extra detail of a part. May be drawn at a larger scale than
the main drawing.
Element An individual part of the drawing such as a line, circle, arc, or text
Extrusion The process of converting a 2D shape to a 3D solid by thickening the shape.
File Extensions .dwg AutoCAD Drawing Files
Fillet An inside corner of an object that has been rounded with a radius. Also a type of weld
that is used to join parts that are perpendicular or angled to one another.
First Angle Projection A type of projection where the view is projected through the object rather that from it.
Used primarily in Europe and Asia.
Third Angle Projection A type of projection where the view is projected from the object. Used primarily in the
United States.
Isometric Projection A type of projection that shows the height, width, and depth of an object. Horizontal
edges are typically rotated to a 30-degree angle. Edges are drawn at true size or at a
standard scale.
Orthographic Projection Views of a single object that are projected 90 degrees from one another. Consists of six
standard views: Top, Front, Right, Bottom, Rear, and Left.
Glossary (Cont.)
Hatch A pattern added to the drawing to indicate an area of a part in section.
Mirror To create a reversed image of an element or a group of elements.
Revolve A 3D tool used to project a shape in a cylindrical direction
Round An outside corner of an object that has been rounded with a radius
Scale The relationship between the size of the drawing on paper/screen and its actual size.
Solid A three-dimensional object with height, width, and depth.
Spline An arc that does not have a fixed center. Also is a term for slots that are cut on a
cylindrical part for a mating part.
AUTOCAD SCREEN
HOW AutoCAD WORKS
A coordinated system is used in the AutoCAD.
Each drawing shows its coordinates.
There are so many commands like copy, move, rotate, 2D
mirror, path array, rectangular array, polar array, and more.
By using LAYER command, different types of drawing can be
made at the same time.
Using line, arc, circle, rectangle, ellipse and polygon, you can
make so many drawings of different types.
WAY TO PROVIDE COMMAND
CO-ORDINATE SYSTEM
In figure, the line shows its

co-ordinate that is (9,6)
and (-10,-4).
Everything we draw from
AutoCAD is accurate.
All objects drawn on the
screen are based on a
simple X-Y coordinate
system.
DRAW TOOLBAR AND MODIFY TOOLBAR:
The image below shows two very basic tool bars, which will be heavily
used as you progress towards the end of your drawing. These tool bars
can be accessed under the Home tab.
 As we move the cursor over any tool in the toolbar, a tooltip appears
indicating the name of the tool. And if we wait another three seconds,
it turns into a brief description of that particular tool. For more details
we can press F1 key.
DIMENSION TOOLBAR:
• AutoCAD provides a whole range of dimensioning tools which can be

used to quickly dimension any drawing without the need for
measurement.
• Dimensioning in AutoCAD is automatic; lines, arrows and text are all
taken care of by the dimension commands. AutoCAD dimensions are
special blocks which can easily be edited or erased as necessary.
HOW TO SET DRAWING UNITS:
To set the drawing units, go

to the drop-down window at
the top let side of the
AutoCAD screen labeled as
Format or just press Alt + o
key to do so. And from this
menu select units. A pop-up
window will appear that will
set our drawing units as
shown in Fig.
TEXT COMMAND IN AUTOCAD:
DRAWING DEPICTING USE OF DIMENSIONING
Source
• https://nptel.ac.in/courses/112/102/112102101/
• Machine Drawing-Third Edition- https://www.pdfdrive.com/machine-
drawing-e16281878.html
• AutoCAD Books- https://www.pdfdrive.com/autocad-books.html
• N Siddheshwar, Machine Drawing, Tata McGraw Hill, ISBN
007460337X, 2010.
• Pohit, G and Gosh, G., Machine Drawing with Auto CAD, Pearson
Education, 2007, ISBN 9788131706770.
• PS Gill, Machine Drawing, S. Chand, ISBN 9789350144169, 2013.
• ND Bhatt, Machine Drawing, Charotar publications, ISBN
9380358881, 50th edition, 2014.
Thank You
Machine Drawing with CAD
Lab (MAE-204)
Module-I
Prepared by
Dr. Rohit Sharma
Assistant Professor
Mechanical Engineering Department
Amity School of Engineering and Technology
Subject Introduction
Graphic Language :-
A technical person can use the graphic language as powerful means of
communication with others for conveying ideas on technical matters.
However, for effective exchange of ideas with others, the engineer must have
proficiency in
(i) language, both written and oral,
(ii) symbols associated with basic sciences and
(iii) the graphic language.
Engineering drawing is a suitable graphic language from which any trained person
can visualise the required object.
As an engineering drawing displays the exact picture of an object, it obviously
conveys the same ideas to every trained eye.
The graphic language had its existence when it became necessary to build new
structures and create new machines or the like, in addition to representing the
existing ones.
Classification of Drawings
1. Machine Drawing :-
It is pertaining to machine parts or components. It is presented
through a number of orthographic views, so that the size and shape
of the component is fully understood.
Part drawings and assembly drawings belong to this classification.
An example of a machine drawing is given in Fig.
2. Production Drawing :-
A production drawing, also referred to as working drawing, should
furnish all the dimensions, limits and special finishing processes such
as heat treatment, honing, lapping, surface finish, etc., to guide the
person on the shop floor in producing the component.
The title should also mention the material used for the product,
number of parts required for the assembled unit, etc.
3. Part Drawing :-
Component or part drawing is a detailed drawing of a component to
facilitate its manufacture.
All the principles of orthographic projection and the technique of
graphic representation must be followed to communicate the details
in a part drawing.
A part drawing with production details is rightly called as a
production drawing or working drawing.
4. Assembly Drawing :-
A drawing that shows the various parts of a machine in their correct
working locations is an assembly drawing as shown in Fig.
Syllabus
Module 1: Autocad Commands & Features
Commercial Design Software Applications; Advantages over manual drafting;
Hardware requirements, Software requirements; CAD screen interface, menus;
Tool bars
Types of co-ordinate systems; Absolute, Relative, Polar. Drawing & editing
commands; Dimensioning; Plotting Commands
Layering Concepts, Matching, Detailing, Detailed drawings; Drawing Aids &
editing commands, basic dimensioning, hatching, blocks and views
ISOMETRIC DRAWING-3D fundamentals – 2D to 3D Conversion 3D Drawing : 3D
Primitives-Extrude –Revolve-Slice-Section, Surface 3D Mesh-3D - Surface-3D
Operation-Solid
Learning Objectives
Understand the Importance of Commercial Design Software and applications of
Commercial Design Software
Understand the importance of co-ordinate system in drawing and basic
commands
Module 2: Conventional lines, Symbols and Projections
Conventional lines; theory of coordinate dimensioning; Reading of
drawing missing lines & missing views; sections & conventions
machining symbols and surface texture; theory of conventional
tolerancing; Geometric dimensioning & tolerancing
Interconversion of views from orthographic to isometric & vice versa
Learning Objectives
Understand the machining symbols and geometric dimensioning with
tolerancing
Understand the machining symbols and geometric dimensioning with
tolerancing
To develop the concept of orthographic and isometric views
Module 3: Part Modeling (2D & 3D)
Modelling of Thread and Thread fasteners
Modelling of rivet heads and riveted joints as lap joint and butt joint
Modelling of cotter and knuckle joint
Modelling of pulleys
Modelling of Gears- spur/helical/bevel
Learning Objectives
Understand the different types of nut, screws and bolts and their use
in locking devices.
To develop mechanical components
Module 4: Assembly Modelling (3D)
Modelling of bearings- rolling/ sliding contact bearing
Modelling of steam engine parts- piston/ connecting rod/ crank shaft
Modelling of screw jack/ lathe tail stock/ feed check valve/ worm &
wheel gear box
Learning Objectives
To develop assembly of mechanical components
Questions:
Q.1 Classify the various types of drawings used in mechanical
engineering field.
Q.2 Explain the term ‘‘Machine drawing’’.
Q.3 Define the term ‘‘Production drawing’’.
Q.4 Differentiate between machine drawing and production drawing.
Q.5 What is an assembly drawing ?
Source
• https://nptel.ac.in/courses/112/102/112102101/
• Machine Drawing-Third Edition- https://www.pdfdrive.com/machine-
drawing-e16281878.html
• AutoCAD Books- https://www.pdfdrive.com/autocad-books.html
• N Siddheshwar, Machine Drawing, Tata McGraw Hill, ISBN
007460337X, 2010.
• Pohit, G and Gosh, G., Machine Drawing with Auto CAD, Pearson
Education, 2007, ISBN 9788131706770.
• PS Gill, Machine Drawing, S. Chand, ISBN 9789350144169, 2013.
• ND Bhatt, Machine Drawing, Charotar publications, ISBN
9380358881, 50th edition, 2014.
Thank You
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Sacchit Malhotra
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7. ERASE COMMAND
8. HATCH COMMAND
9. TEXT COMMAND
10. CIRCLE COMMAND
11. CHAMFER COMMAND
12. DIMENSION COMMAND
TITTLE: - FORMS OF THREAD
SHEET NO: - 4
COMMAND USED
1. LINE COMMAND
2. COPY COMMAND
3. MIRROR COMMAND
5. OFFSET COMMAND
6. TRIM COMMAND
7. ERASE COMMAND
8. HATCH COMMAND
9. TEXT COMMAND
10. CIRCLE COMMAND
11. CHAMFER COMMAND
TITTLE: - FORMS OF THREAD(ZOOMED)
SHEET NO: - 4
COMMAND USED
1. LINE COMMAND
2. COPY COMMAND
3. MIRROR COMMAND
5. OFFSET COMMAND
6. TRIM COMMAND
7. ERASE COMMAND
8. HATCH COMMAND
9. TEXT COMMAND
10. CIRCLE COMMAND
11. CHAMFER COMMAND
TITTLE: - ASSEMBLY OF NUT AND BOLT
SHEET NO: - 5
COMMAND USED
1. LINE COMMAND
2. COPY COMMAND
3. MIRROR COMMAND
5. OFFSET COMMAND
6. TRIM COMMAND
7. ERASE COMMAND
8. HATCH COMMAND
9. TEXT COMMAND
10. CIRCLE COMMAND
11. CHAMFER COMMAND
TITTLE: - KNUCKLE JOINT
SHEET NO: - 6
COMMAND USED
1. LINE COMMAND
2. COPY COMMAND
3. MIRROR COMMAND
5. OFFSET COMMAND
6. TRIM COMMAND
7. ERASE COMMAND
8. HATCH COMMAND
9. TEXT COMMAND
10. CIRCLE COMMAND
11. CHAMFER COMMAND
TITTLE: - COTTER JOINT
SHEET NO: - 7
COMMAND USED
1. LINE COMMAND
2. COPY COMMAND
3. MIRROR COMMAND
5. OFFSET COMMAND
6. TRIM COMMAND
7. ERASE COMMAND
8. HATCH COMMAND
9. TEXT COMMAND
10. CIRCLE COMMAND
11. CHAMFER COMMAND
TITTLE: - A) RIVITED HEAD B) RIVITED JOINT
SHEET NO: - 8
COMMAND USED
1. LINE COMMAND
2. COPY COMMAND
3. MIRROR COMMAND
5. OFFSET COMMAND
6. TRIM COMMAND
7. ERASE COMMAND
8. HATCH COMMAND
9. TEXT COMMAND
10. CIRCLE COMMAND
11. CHAMFER COMMAND
_____________________________________________________________________________________
TITTLE: - GEAR
SHEET NO: - 9
COMMAND USED
1. LINE COMMAND
2. COPY COMMAND
3. MIRROR COMMAND
5. OFFSET COMMAND
6. TRIM COMMAND
7. ERASE COMMAND
8. HATCH COMMAND
9. TEXT COMMAND
10. CIRCLE COMMAND
11. CHAMFER COMMAND
_____________________________________________________________________________________
MACHINE DRAWING WITH CAD (MAE204) : LAB RECORD
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

AMITY SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
NAME: MOHD. SHAYAN AFRIDI

ENROLLMENT NO. : A2399819007
SECTION: 3ME1-X
INSTRUCTUR: PROF. (DR.) ROHIT SHARMA
EXPERIMENT-1
Date: August 10th, 2020
Aim: Drawing simple orthographic and isometric views.
Software used: AutoCAD
Procedure:
1. Drawing the lines and basic structure using line tool.
2. Drawing centerlines using Annotate->Centerline.
3. Put up adequate dimensions using DIMLINEAR.
4. Switch to isometric drafting and similarly draw the isometric view.
5. Use TRIM to remove unnecessary line segments.
6. Commands like OFFSET, COPY, MIRROR, can help in drawing repeated
similar lines or blocks.
60.0
20.0
15.0
40.0
50.0
30.0 15.0
70.0
20.0
10.0
40.0
80.0
ORTHOGRAPHIC VIEW
ISOMETRIC VIEW
NAME OF THE FIRM MOHD. SHAYAN

NAME AFRIDI
AMITY SCHOOL OF ENGG & TECH
AMITY UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT
NO. &
A2399819007
3ME1-X
NOIDA, U.P. SECTION
AUGUST 10,
DATE 2020
SCALE TITLE DRAWING NO.

ORTHOGRAPHIC &
ISOMETRIC VIEW
1
EXPERIMENT-2
Aim: Drawing Ball Bearing.
Procedure:
4. Draw circles of required dimensions using CIRCLE.
5. Use HATCH to show solid sections.
50.00
25.00
R20.00
160.00 130.00 100.00 70.00 200.00

NAME AFRIDI
NO. &
A2399819007
3ME1-X
NOIDA, U.P. SECTION
AUGUST 18,
DATE 2020
BALL BEARING
2
EXPERIMENT-3
Aim: Drawing different kinds of thread profiles.
Procedure:
4. Specify angles while drawing the lines.
5. Use FILLET of adequate radii.
10 10
60° R1 60°
6
9 R1
SHARP V WHITWORTH
10 10
5 5 4
5 29°
5
SQUARE ACME
45° 7° 10
10 2 29° 3
7 7
BUTTRESS WORM
NAME AFRIDI
NO. &
A2399819007
3ME1-X
NOIDA, U.P. SECTION
AUGUST 24,
DATE 2020
FORMS OF THREADS
3
EXPERIMENT-4
Date: August 31st, 2020
Aim: Drawing hexagonal nut-bolt assembly.
Procedure:
4. Use 3-POINT ARC to draw certain curved portions.
HEXAGONAL BOLT
40
40 44 20
20
15 80

NAME AFRIDI
NO. &
A2399819007
3ME1-X
NOIDA, U.P. SECTION
AUGUST 31,
DATE 2020
HEXAGONAL BOLT (NUT-BOLT ASSEMBLY) 4
EXPERIMENT-5
Date: October 5th, 2020
Aim: Drawing Knuckle joint parts with assembly.
Procedure:
5. Use HIDDEN LINES to show hidden portions/parts.
Drawing:
Ø48
32 SQ
30
30
85
110
22
24
24 32 SQ 32 32 24
24
24
EYE END 22
FORK
14
93 14
5
Ø4
40 24 40 NAME OF THE FIRM MOHD. SHAYAN
NAME AFRIDI
HOLE
10 AMITY UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT A2399819007
3 NO. &
PIN
3ME1-X
COLLAR RING TAPER PIN NOIDA, U.P. SECTION
OCTOBER 5,
DATE 2020
KNUCKLE JOINT ASSEMBLY 5
EXPERIMENT-6
Aim: Drawing Cotter joint parts with assembly.
Procedure:
5. Use HIDDEN LINES to show hidden portions/parts.
Drawing:
34
Ø 64 Ø 32 Ø 25 Ø 44
100
25 61 20
SOCKET
26
77
COTTER
Ø 44 Ø 25 Ø 32

NAME AFRIDI
12 AMITY SCHOOL OF ENGG & TECH
22 AMITY UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT
NO. &
A2399819007
3ME1-X
NOIDA, U.P. SECTION
SPIGOT (ROD)
OCTOBER 5,
DATE
2020
COTTER JOINT WITH SOCKET AND
SPIGOT ENDS ASSEMBLY 6
EXPERIMENT-7
Aim: Drawing different types of Rivet heads.
Procedure:
4. Use 3-POINT ARC and 2-POINT-RADIUS ARC to draw certain curved
portions.
32 40 35.2 32
R34 R3.5
14 14 14
12
20 20 20 20
SNAP HEAD HIGH BUTTON PAN HEAD CONE HEAD

HEAD
40 40
4 30 30 5 5
5 5
20 20 20 20
ROUND-TOP FLUSH COUNTERSUNK FLAT HEAD TRUSS HEAD

COUNTERSUNK HEAD HEAD

NAME AFRIDI
NO. &
A2399819007
3ME1-X
NOIDA, U.P. SECTION
OCTOBER 19,
DATE 2020
RIVET HEADS 7
EXPERIMENT-8
Aim: Drawing simple riveted lap joint.
Procedure:
4. Use 3-POINT ARC and 2-POINT-RADIUS ARC to draw certain curved
portions.
5. Use HIDDEN LINES to show hidden portions.
30
10
10
20
30
SINGLE RIVETED LAP JOINT

NAME AFRIDI
NO. &
A2399819007
3ME1-X
NOIDA, U.P. SECTION
OCTOBER 19,
DATE
2020
RIVETED JOINT (LAP)
8
EXPERIMENT-9
Aim: Drawing Spur gear.
Procedure:
Ø120 3
Ø100
5
17
Ø30
20
SPUR GEAR

NAME AFRIDI
NO. &
A2399819007
3ME1-X
NOIDA, U.P. SECTION
OCTOBER 26,
DATE 2020
SPUR GEAR 9

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