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Engineering Design and Presentation Basic Drafting Facts and Tools UNT in partnership with TEA. Copyright ©. All rights reserved.

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Engineering Design and Presentation

Basic Drafting Facts and Tools

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What is the difference between Sketching & Drafting?

Essentially the difference is that when you are sketching, you ONLY use a pencil and your hand.

The minute you use a tool like a triangle, you are drafting, because a tool helps you draw things more precisely.

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How many views does every object have?

They are six (6) views we could draw, but we only draw three (3).

Top, Front, & Right Side.

We will cover these more in depth later.

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We draw oblique pictorials, of which the front view angle is 900 and the sides are 450.

Cabinet = Full depth Cavalier = ½ depth

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We draw isometric pictorials in which all of the views are drawn at 300.

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Different lines we could draw.

There actually many more, these are just the basics.

We will cover these more in depth later.

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Drafting Tools & The Uses

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Straight Edge Guides

Purpose is to line up drawings and keep everything square.

Drafting Arm

T Square

Parallel Bar

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Templates

Quickly and accurately draw objects that are drawn often.

There are MANY more, each for it’s own use.

Examples: architectural, landscape, electronics, etc.

Circle Templates

Ellipse Template

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Drawing

Mechanical Pencils: for drawing, use the .5mm for all general work. Use the .7mm for darker or finished work.

.5mm is the “work horse”keep all lines light until you are finishing it up.

Eraser Shield is for erasing parts of the drawing. It will help keep you from erasing the parts that are correct.

Lettering Guide is used to create guide lines for lettering.

Mechanical Pencils (2)

.5mm & .7mm

Eraser Shield

AMES Lettering Guide

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Irregular Curves

Used to help draw circular items.

Examples: ellipses, cycloids, etc.

Flexible Curve

French Curves

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Clean Up ToolsUsed to erase

mistakes.

Used to clean off your drawing & work station.

NEVER use just your hand to clean up or you will smear the lead!

Eraser

ALWAYS clean up behind yourself! Leave the station as clean, or cleaner, than when you used it!

Brush

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Layout ToolsCompass is used to

draw precise circles, arc, etc.

Can also be used to help layout marks.

Divider is used to get precise measurements, & transfer measurements.Divider

Bow Compass

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TrianglesUsed to draw perfectly

square lines with the straight edges tools.

Each has the most commonly used angles required.

When combined, they can get you all of the other angles you might need.

30/60 Triangle “Tall & Skinny”

45 Triangle “Short & Fat”

600

300

450

450

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Drafting Scales

Used to draw objects precisely or exactly.

Engineers: deals primarily with inches and based on 10 “parts”.

Architectural: deals with feet & inches.

16 is regular ruler. All other the fractions represent a foot or 12”.

Metric based on MM & 10 “parts”. Refer to lessons on Scales for

more information.

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Summary

You need to know your tools and how to correctly use them.

Yes, Auto CAD is the most used tool, but you must understand how the process works. Then, you’ll become a better drafter.

Also, very often you maybe called upon to draw something with no computer around, so you will be better prepared if you know these tools and how to use them.

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Remember to….

Use this information to complete the “ABC” Review Sheet for this lecture.

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BONUS: Want to learn more about the history of drafting?

Essentially, drafting has been around since man first started drawings.

Write a 1 page synopsis about what you learn about the History of Drafting.

This website has an excellent explanation of the History of Drafting.

http://www.uen.org/utahlink/tours/tourViewCategory.cgi?category_id=21312&tour_id=14435

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Textbook

Texas approved publishers are: Goodheart-Willcox Delmar Learning Prentice Hall

All have a companion workbook’s with more problems. I recommend using it, or any other approved textbook, i.e., if you are ATC or TechPrep and must teach using local colleges textbook.

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