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Fundamental Definitions)
Engineering Drawing

Types of lines)

1.1

1.1

BS 308:1972)
0.7mm
0.3 mm

thick lines

/i

thin lines

ii

Visible outlines

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i.e.

Hidden outlines

Dimension Line

fictitious outlines

(The Limits of Partial Views and Sections


thin continuous irregular line

Free hand sketch

Center Line

i.e.

(Cutting Planes Line)

3mm
1.3

3 H /i
H B ii
1.4

(Chisel-edged Pencils)

Conical-pointed pencils)

/ ii

Old smooth file ,or a glass paper block

1.5
3 H pencil 3 H

H B pencil H B

2
3

45o angle triangle 45o

set square 36o 66o

T-square )T

6
7

SI
eraser
French Curve

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16

radius templates
protractor

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12

. (Small ,medium and large sized compasses)


Cello tape
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13

A3

14

A4

1.6

Lines and lettering

Upright

Sloping

(small letters

capital letter

ii

faint guide
lines
3 mm
3 mm

6.1 6.6 6.7


Drawing Scales

1.7

Standard drawing scales


1:1
1:2
1:5
1:16
2:1
5:1
16:1

Full size

half full size

ii

One-fifth full size

iii

One-tenth full size

/iv

Twice full size

Five times full size

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(Ten times full size

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Metric drawing paper sizes(mm)


1189 841

A0

841 594

A1

594 426

A2

426 297

A3

297 216

A4

216 148

A5

148
mm
2

165

A6

Title block

Geometrical constructions
1.1

To bisect a line

AB
R

AB
D C

AB

CB AB

/ii

iii

1.1

ABC
E

To bisect an angle

i
B

ii

iii

FB

iv

1.3

To find the center of an arc

B A
BC

i
AB

ii

iii
O

1.4

(To inscribe a circle in a triangle)

ABC
5

ii
O

iii
O

1.5

)To draw the circumscribing circle of a triangle

ABC

i
/ii

iii
O

01

1.6
To draw a regular hexagon given the distance across flats)

i
6

66

ii

1.7
(To draw a regular hexagon given the distance across corners

/i
366 666

ii

/iii

00

1.8
(To draw a regular octagon given the distance across flats)

i
456

ii

2.9
(To draw a regular octagon given the distance across corners)

06

/i
454

/ii
/iii
1.12

To draw a regular pentagon given the length of the side)

AB
D C

AB

/i
B A
CD

F E

AB

J H
K

AB
01

/ii
/iii

iv

CD

FG EG

J H

vi

/vii

AJKHB

2.11
)(To draw any regular polygon given the length of the side

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AB
AB

45o

60o
01

/iii
4

AB

AB
5

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5

AB
7

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7

AB
AB

A-7

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AB

1.11
(To find graphically the circumference of a circle)

01

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D D
D

D D

DA

D D

3 2 1
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iv
v
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O
B

366

OB
.O D

BC
C3
C3

02

OD

Principles of Tangency

i
ii
ii
3.1
To draw an arc of a given radius to touch a given straight line)

AB
AB

i
C

AB

03

ii
T

3.1
)(To draw an arc of a given radius to touch a given arc externally
R

04

1
2

R
r

)R + r

05

3.3
)(To draw an arc of a given radius to touch a given arc internally
R
1

R
Rr

R1
R

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Orthographic projection)
4.1

Orthographic projection of a point)


A

A
projection line)

A A

(Orthographic projection of a line)

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4.1

4.3

)(Orthographic projection of a solid

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4.4

First angle orthographic projection)

Elevation or vertical view)

plan view)

Ground line)

x y)
Folding line
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4.5

)Third angle orthographic projection


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iii
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4.7
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Dimensioning
Introduction

Dimensioning Techniques)

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5.3

5.3

Dimensioning of small features


5.4

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5.4

)Dimensioning angles
5.5

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5.5
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R
5.6

5.6

Dimensioning radii
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5.7

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)Counter sink

5.7

)Counter sink
Counter bore

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5.8

5.8
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E
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(Isometric Projection)
6.1

Definition of Isometric Projection

6.1

6.1
AEBO AOCD BOCF
OC
AD

CD CF

366
BF

OC

366

364
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Isometric scale
6.3

6.3
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y1
cos 45o

x
y1

cos 30o

x
(2)
y2

y2

(1)

x y2 cos 45o

0.8165
y1 x cos 30o

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(Objects composed entirely of isometric lines)

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A

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3
4

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2

13

366

x
26.6mm

x = 46 tan 366

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3

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15

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6.6

(Circles in isometric projection


Elliptical shape

(Circle construction by ordinates)

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y

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6.4

6.4
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)(Circle construction by circumscribing square method

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6.5

6.5
3

Approximate circle construction)

i.e.

GH

E F

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ABCD

ABCD

ii

AC

iii

D
J I

AC

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v

J I D B

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Oblique Parallel Projection


Introduction

7.1

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Cavalier and Cabinet Projection)


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receding axis)
12

34

cavalier projection
cabinet projection
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7.1
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)Positioning of the object relative to the projection plane

11

7.2

7.1
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Drawing circles in oblique parallel projection

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1995

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1985
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Krulikowski,

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of

Geometric

Dimensioning

and

Tolerancing", May (2012).


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Specification and Documentation to British and International Standards", June
(2012).
3. Colin H. Simmons, and et. al., "The Essential Guide to Technical Product
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6. Joseph Shigley, and et. al. , ''Mechanical Engineering Design'', Seventh
Edition, McGraw Hill company, (2004).
7. Koos Eissen, "Sketching", December (2014).

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8. Maurice Arthur Parker, F. Pickup, "Engineering Drawing with Work Examples


1", Third Edition, Vol. 1, January (1976).
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Manual'' ,

Twelfth Edition, Professional Publication, Inc., (2006).


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January (1981).

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