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STEPS:

1. OPEN AUTOCAD APPLICATION

2. FROM THE TEMPLATE CLICK THE DROP DOWN ARROW AND CHOOSE NO TEMPLATE-
IMPERIAL.

3. TO KNOW IF YOU ARE IN IMPERIAL MODE JUST CLICK THE DROP DOWN ARROW BESIDE SNAP
MODE AND CLICK SNAP SETTINGS AND IF YOU SEE THAT YOUR SNAP SPACING IS 0.5 THAT
MEANS YOU ARE IN IMPERIAL MODE.

4. START MAKING A CIRCLE AND CONNECT IT THEN TRIM IT

- CLICK THE DROP DOWN ARROW FROM THE CENTER AND CHOOSE CENTER RADIUS.

- CLICK ANYWHERE AND SPECIFY CENTER POINT FOR CIRCLE FROM .437 THEN ENTER.

- CLICK COPY COMMAND FROM THE TOOL BAR THEN CLICK THE OBJECT TO COPY AND THEN
SPECIFY BASE POINT JUST DRAG YOUR CROSS HAIR FROM THE OBJECT TO LOCATE THE MID
POINT.

- CLICK THE MID POINT AND DRAG IT TO THE RIGHT AND MAKE SURE IT IS 0 DEGREE ANGLE
AND TYPE 1.

- NOW CONNECT THE CIRCLE, CLICK LINE COMMAND AND DRAG IT FROM THE OBJECT AND
MAKE SURE IT IS QUADRANT OR TANGENT AND THEN START CONNECTING AND AFTER YOU
CONNECT THE TWO CIRCLE PRESS ENTER.

- CLICK TRIM COMMAND FROM THE TOOL BAR THEN ENTER AND SELECT THE OBJECT TO TRIM.

- MAKE ANOTHER CIRLE, JUST CLICK THE DROP DOWN ARROW FROM THE CIRCLE COMMAND
AND THEN CHOOSE CIRCLE RADIUS THEN LOCATE THE CENTER POINT CLICK IT AND THEN DRAG
THEN TYPE .75

- CLICK COPY COMMAND, CLICK THE CIRCLE THEN PRESS ENTER, CLICK THE BASE POINT AND
DRAG IT TO THE RIGHT AND CLICK THE OTHER BASE POINT THEN PRESS ENTER.

- CONNECT IT, CLICK THE LINE COMMAND FROM THE TOOL BAR AND CLICK THE FIRST POINT
AND SECOND POINT.

- TRIM THE LINES THAT ARE NOT INCLUDED, JUST CLICK THE TRIM COMMAND.
5. DRAW THE OTHER PART

- DRAW A TEMPORARY LINE, JUST CLICK THE LINE COMMAND FROM THE TOOL BAR THEN CLICK
THE CENTER AND DRAG IT TO THE RIGHT AND TYPE 5.804.

- CLICK CIRCLE COMMAND AND CHOOSE CIRCLE RADIUS THEN CLICK THE END POINT OF THE
LINE AND TYPE .438.

- CLICK CIRCLE COMMAND AGAIN AND CHOOSE CIRCLE RADIUS, CLICK THE END POINT OF THE
LINE AND TYPE .875.

6. APPLYING ARC COMMAND AND COPY

- FIRST DRAW A TEMPORARY VERTICAL LINE, JUST CLICK LINE COMMAND AND CLICK IT FROM
THE ENDPOINT AND DRAG IT UPWARD AT ANY MEASUREMENT.

- CLICK OFFSET COMMAND AND SPECIFY THE OFFSET DISTANCE WHICH IS 2.312 THEN PRESS
ENTER.

- SELECT THE OBJECT TO OFFSET THEN DRAG IT TO THE LEFT SIDE THEN CLICK.

- FROM THE TOOL BAR CLICK THE DROP DOWN ARROW FROM THE ARC COMMAND AND
CHOOSE START CENTER ANGLE THEN CLICK FROM THE CENTER POINT AND TYPE THE ANGLE
WHICH IS 40 DEGREE.

- CLICK COPY COMMAND IN THE TOOL BAR AND HIGH LIGHT THE CIRCLE TO COPY THEN SELECT
THE CENTER POINT THEN SELECT THE SECOND POINT THEN PRESS ENTER.

- ERASE THE UNTEMPORARY LINES.

7. DRAW THE OTHER ARC AND TRIM.

- IN THE CIRCLE COMMAND CLICK THE DROP DOWN ARROW AND CHOOSE TAN,TAN,RADIUS.

- CLICK THE UPPER AND LOWER PART OF THE RIGHT INNER CIRCLE AND AND SPECIFY THE
RADIUS OF 2.75.

- CHOOSE TAN,TAN, RADIUS AGAIN AND CLICK THE UPPER AND LOWER PART OF THE RIGHT
OUTSIDE CIRCLE AND SPECIFY THE RADIUS OF 3.187 THEN PRESS ENTER.
- DRAW THE INNER PART

- SAME PROCESS AGAIN AND THE RADIUS IS 1.874.

- REPEAT THE PROCESS AND THE RADIUS IS 1.437.

- TRIM THE UNTEMPORARY LINES.

- ERASE THE EXCESS LINES.

8. DRAW ANOTHER CIRCLE AND TRIM

- CLICK THE DROP DOWN ARROW FROM THE CENTER COMMAND AND CHOOSE CENTER
DIAMETER

- AND CLICK THE CENTER POINT AND TYPE 1.125

- REPEAT THE PROCESS AND THE NEXT DIAMETER IS 1.75.

- ERASE THE EXCESS LINE.

- CLICK THE DROP DOWN ARROW FROM THE CIRCLE COMMAND AND CHOOSE CIRCLE RADIUS.

- CLICK THE CENTER LINE AND DRAG IT AND TYPE 1.375.

- CLICK THE DROP DOWN ARROW FROM THE CIRCLE COMMAND AND CHOOSE
TAN,TAN,RADIUS.
- LOCATE THE FIRST AND SECOND POINT AND TYPE THE RADIUS WHICH IS .625 THEN PRESS
ENTER.

- CLICK TRIM AND CLICK THE OBJECT TO TRIM.

- THEN EXTEND IT.

9. CONNECT THE CIRCLE

- FIRST JUST OPEN THE TANGENT

- CLICK THE DROP DOWN ARROW BESIDE SNAP CURSOR AND CLICK OBJECT SNAP SETTINGS
AND CLEAR ALL AND JUST CHECK THE TANGENT AND CLICK OK.

- LOCATE AND CLICK THE FIRST AND SECOND POINT THEN PRESS ENTER.

- TRIM THE EXCESS LINE.

10. DRAW THE OTHER PART

- DRAW TEMPORARY LINES

- SINCE WE OFF ALL THE OBJECT SNAP WE NEED TO TURN IT ON.

- CLICK THE LINE COMMAND AND CLICK THE CENTER POINT AND DRAG IT UPWARD AND THE
DISTANCE IS 1.875.

- DRAG IT TO THE LEFT MAKE SURE THE ANGLE IS 180 AND THE DISTANCE IS .75 THEN PRESS
ENTER.

- CLICK CIRCLE COMMAND AND CHOOSE CENTER DIAMETER.

- CLICK THE END POINT AND TYPE .75 THEN PRESS ENTER.

- REPEAT SAME PROCESS CLICK THE END POINT AND TYPE 1.625 THEN PRESS ENTER.

- ERASE THE TEMPORARY LINES.

- SELECT CIRCLE COMMAND AND CHOOSE TAN,TAN,RADIUS.

- LOCATE THE FIRST AND SECOND POINT AND TYPE .625 AND PRESS ENTER.

- TRIM THE EXCESS LINES.

- CLICK CIRCLE COMMAND AGAIN AND CHOOSE TAN,TAN,RADIUS.

- SELECT THE FIRST AND SECOND POINT AND TYPE 1.75 THEN PRESS ENTER.

- TRIM THE EXCESS LINES.

- ERASE THE CENTER LINE.

11. LINE TYPE CENTER

- IN THE PROPERTIES TOOL BAR CLICK LINE TYPE AND CHOOSE CENTER.

- CLICK LINE COMMAND

- POSITION YOUR CROSSHAIR AT THE CENTER AND DRAG IT TO THE LEFT THEN CLICK AND DRAG
IT TO THE RIGHT.

- CONVERT THE LINE, CLICK THE LINE AND CLICK THE LINE TYPE IN THE PROPERTIES TOOL BAR
AND CHOOSE CENTER.

- SINCE WE CANNOT SEE IT IS CONVERTED INTO CENTER CLICK THE ARC AND CTRL 1 AND YOU
CAN SEE THE PROPERTIES.

- CLICK THE LINETYPE AND CLICK THE CALCULATOR ICON.

- TYPE .5 AND CLICK APPLY THEN PRESS ESC.

12. DIMENSIONING AND APPLYING TEXT