The Autocad Tutor for Engineering Graphics Release 14

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Pub. Date: 1997-09-12
Publisher(s): CENGAGE Delmar Learning
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Summary

The AutoCAD Tutor for Engineering Graphics, Release 14 is an outstanding tool for learning the basics of engineering drawing using AutoCAD Release 14. Featuring problem solving, step-by-step tutorials, this text takes the student from one-view engineering drawings to geometric constructions, multiview projections, 3D modeling, and solid modeling. Each tutorial follows traditional engineering drawing techniques and methods while teaching the student how to utilize features and benefits of AutoCAD Release 14 to achieve professional results. An Online Companion? provides students with the opportunity to access the Autodesk Press web site for information on job resources, professional organizations, updates, and more. Keywords: AutoCAD R14

Table of Contents

Preface xv(3)
Acknowledgments xviii(1)
About the Author xix(1)
Conventions xx
Unit 1 AutoCAD Fundamentals 1-1
The AutoCAD Drawing Screen--Typical Installation
1-2(1)
The AutoCAD Drawing Screen--Full Installation
1-3(1)
Using Keyboard Function Keys
1-4(2)
Methods of Choosing Commands
1-6(1)
Activating toolbars
1-7(1)
Icon Menus
1-8(1)
Commonly Used Command Aliases
1-9(1)
Other Command Aliases
1-10(1)
Using the Preferences Dialog Box
1-11(1)
Changing the Color of the Display
1-12(1)
Changing the Size of the Cursor
1-12(1)
Starting a New Drawing
1-13(1)
Using the Quick Wizard
1-14(1)
Using the Advanced Wizard
1-15(2)
Opening an Existing Drawing
1-17(2)
Using the Browse Button
1-19(1)
Using the Units Control Dialog Box
1-20(1)
Using the LIMITS Command
1-21(1)
Calculating the Limits of the Drawing
1-22(2)
Limit Settings for Typical Sheet Sizes
1-24(1)
Using the GRID Command
1-25(1)
Using the SNAP Command
1-26(1)
Using the Drawing Aids Dialog Box
1-27(1)
Organizing a Drawing Through Layers
1-28(1)
Using the -LAYER Command
1-29(1)
Using the -LAYER Command to Create New Layers
1-30(1)
Using the Layer & Linetype Properties Dialog Box
1-31(1)
Creating New Layers Using the Dialog Box
1-32(1)
Assigning Colors and Linetypes
1-33(2)
Control of Layer Properties
1-35(1)
Controlling the Linetype Scale
1-36(2)
The Alphabet of Lines
1-38(1)
Basic Drawing Techniques Using the LINE Command
1-39(2)
Cartesian Coordinates
1-41(2)
Using Absolute Coordinate Mode to Draw Lines
1-43(1)
Using Relative Coordinate Mode to Draw
1-43(1)
The Polar Coordinate Mode to Draw
1-44(1)
Combining Coordinate Modes to Draw
1-45(1)
Using the Direct Distance Mode
1-46(1)
Using the OSNAP Command
1-47(1)
Using Options of the OSNAP Command
1-48(5)
Alternate Methods of Choosing Osnap Options
1-53(1)
Choosing Running Osnap from the Osnap Settings Dialog Box
1-54(1)
Using the AutoSnap Feature of OSNAP
1-55(1)
Using the ZOOM Command
1-56(2)
Using Realtime ZOOM
1-58(1)
Using Aerial View Zooming
1-59(1)
Using ZOOM All
1-60(1)
Using ZOOM Center
1-61(1)
Using ZOOM-Extents
1-61(1)
Using ZOOM-Window
1-62(1)
Using Other Options of the ZOOM Command
1-63(1)
Using the Pan Command
1-64(1)
Using the VIEW Command
1-65(1)
Using the DDVIEW Dialog Box
1-66(2)
Creating Object Selection Sets
1-68(3)
Applications of Selecting Objects Using the ERASE Command
1-71(3)
Object Selection Cycling
1-74(1)
Using the Object Selection Settings Dialog Box
1-74(2)
Saving a Drawing File
1-76(1)
Using the Help Command
1-77(1)
Exiting an AutoCAD Drawing Session
1-78(11)
Tutorial Exercises:
Creating Layers Using the -Layer Command
1-79(1)
Creating Layers Using the Layer & Linetype Properties Dialog Box
1-80(5)
Template.Dwg
1-85(4)
Problems for Unit 1
1-89
Unit 2 Object Construction and Manipulation 2-1
Methods of Selecting Draw Commands
2-2(1)
Using the ARC Command
2-3(3)
Using the CIRCLE Command
2-6(3)
Using the DONUT Command
2-9(1)
Using the DTEXT Command
2-10(2)
Text Justification Modes
2-12(1)
Special Text Characters
2-12(2)
Creating Different Font Styles
2-14(2)
Using the ELLIPSE Command
2-16(1)
Multilines
2-17(1)
Using the Mline Command
2-18(1)
Creating Multiline Styles
The Mlstyle Command
2-19(1)
The MLEDIT Command
2-20(2)
Using the MTEXT Command
2-22(1)
Using DDEDIT on an Mtext Object
2-23(1)
Using the Spell Command
2-24(1)
Using the Pline Command
2-25(1)
Using the POINT Command
2-26(1)
Using the Point Style Dialog Box
2-26(1)
Using the POLYGON Command
2-27(1)
Using the RAY Command
2-28(1)
Using the RECTANG Command
2-28(1)
Using the Spline Command
2-29(1)
Using the Xline Command
2-30(2)
Methods of Selecting Block Commands
2-32(1)
Using the BLOCK Command
2-33(1)
Using the Wblock Command
2-34(2)
Using the Insert Dialog Box
2-36(2)
Methods of Selecting Editing Commands
2-38(1)
Creating Rectangular Arrays
2-39(1)
Creating Polar Arrays
2-40(4)
Using the BREAK Command
2-44(2)
Using the Chamfer Command
2-46(3)
Using the Chprop Command
2-49(1)
Using the Change Properties Dialog Box
2-49(1)
Using the Copy Command
2-50(1)
Using the DDEDIT Command
2-51(1)
Using the Divide Command
2-52(1)
Using the EXPLODE Command
2-53(2)
Using the EXTEND Command
2-55(2)
Using the FILLET Command
2-57(2)
Using the LENGTHEN Command
2-59(1)
Using the MATCHPROP Command
2-60(4)
Using the MEASURE Command
2-64(1)
Using the MIRROR Command--Method # 1
2-65(1)
Using the MIRROR Command--Method # 2
2-66(1)
Using the MIRROR Command--Method # 3
2-67(1)
Using the MOVE Command
2-68(1)
Using the OFFSET Command
2-69(2)
Using the PEDIT Command
2-71(4)
Using the ROTATE Command
2-75(1)
Using the SCALE Command
2-76(2)
Using the STRETCH Command
2-78(1)
Using the TRIM Command
2-79(4)
Using Object Grips
2-83(2)
Object Grip Modes
2-85(1)
Activating the Grip Cursor Menu
2-86(43)
Tutorial Exercises:
Tile.Dwg
2-95(7)
Inlay.Dwg
2-102(7)
Clutch.Dwg
2-109(5)
Angle.Dwg
2-114(6)
Lug.Dwg
2-120(9)
Problems for Unit 2
2-129
Unit 3 Geometric Constructions 3-1
Bisecting Lines and Arcs
3-1(1)
Bisecting Angles
3-2(2)
Dividing an Object Into Parts
3-4(1)
Drawing Parallel Objects
3-5(1)
Constructing Hexagons
3-6(1)
Constructing an Ellipse
3-7(1)
Tangent Arc to Two Lines
3-8(1)
Tangent Arc to a Line and Arc
3-9(1)
Tangent Arc to Two Arcs--Method #1
3-10(1)
Tangent Arc to Two Arcs--Method #2
3-11(1)
Tangent Arc to Two Arcs--Method #3
3-12(1)
Perpendicular Construction Techniques
3-13(1)
Tangent Line to Two Arcs or Circles
3-14(1)
Quadrant Versus Tangent Osnap Option
3-15(1)
Ogee or Reverse Curve Construction
3-16(28)
Tutorial Exercises:
Pattern 1.Dwg
3-18(9)
Gear-arm.Dwg
3-27(17)
Problems for Unit 3
3-44
Unit 4 Shape Description/Multiview Projection 4-1
Shape Description
4-1(4)
Relationships Between Views
4-5(1)
Linetypes and Conventions
4-6(3)
One-View Drawings
4-9(2)
Two-View Drawings
4-11(3)
Three-View Drawings
4-14(2)
Fillets and Rounds
4-16(1)
Chamfers
4-17(2)
Runouts
4-19(33)
Tutorial Exercises:
Shifter.Dwg
4-20(23)
XYZ.Dwg
4-43(1)
Using Tracking Mode
4-44(1)
Gage.Dwg
4-45(7)
Questions for Unit 4
4-52(4)
Problems for Unit 4
4-56
Unit 5 Dimensioning Techniques 5-1
Dimension Basics
5-1(2)
Placement of Dimensions
5-3(1)
Placing Extension Lines
5-4(1)
Grouping Dimensions
5-5(1)
Dimensioning to Visible Features
5-6(1)
Dimensioning to Centerlines
5-7(1)
Arrowheads
5-8(1)
Dimensioning Systems
5-9(1)
Repetitive Dimensions
5-10(1)
Dimension Toolbar Button Commands
5-11(1)
Linear Dimensions
5-12(2)
Continue Dimensions
5-14(1)
Baseline Dimensions
5-15(1)
Radius and Diameter Dimensioning
5-16(1)
Leader Lines
5-17(1)
Dimensioning Angles
5-18(1)
Dimensioning Slots
5-18(1)
Ordinate Dimensioning
5-19(3)
Dimensioning Isometric Drawings
5-22(1)
Tolerances
5-23(2)
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T)
5-25(8)
General Dimensioning Symbols
5-33(8)
Character Mapping for Dimension Symbols
5-41(1)
Generating Dimension Symbols
5-42(2)
Grips and Dimensions
5-44(2)
The Dimension Styles Dialog Box
5-46(50)
Tutorial Exercises:
Dimex.Dwg
5-66(18)
Tblk-iso.Dwg
5-84(5)
Bas-plat.Dwg
5-89(7)
Problems for Unit 5
5-96
Unit 6 Analyzing 2D Drawings 6-1
Using Inquiry Commands
6-1(1)
Finding the Area of an Enclosed Shape
6-2(1)
Finding the Area of an Enclosed Polyline or Circle
6-3(1)
Finding the Area of a Surface by Subtraction
6-4(1)
Using the DIST (Distance) Command
6-5(1)
Interpretation of Angles Using the DIST command
6-6(1)
Using the ID (Identify) Command
6-7(1)
Using the DDMODIFY Command
6-8(2)
Listing the Properties of an Arc
6-10(2)
Listing the Properties of an Arc Converted Into a Lightweight Polyline
6-12(2)
Listing the Properties of an Associative Dimension
6-14(2)
Listing the Properties of a Block
6-16(2)
Listing the Properties of a Block with Attributes
6-18(2)
Listing the Properties of a Circle
6-20(2)
Listing the Properties of an Ellipse
6-22(2)
Listing the Properties of a Hatch Pattern
6-24(2)
Listing the Properties of a Line
6-26(2)
Listing the Properties of a Point
6-28(2)
Listing the Properties of a Lightweight Polyline
6-30(2)
Listing the Properties of a Polygon
6-32(2)
Listing the Properties of a Ray
6-34(2)
Listing the Properties of a Multiline
6-36(1)
Listing the Properties of a Region
6-37(1)
Listing the Properties of Mtext
6-38(2)
Listing the Properties of an Xline
6-40(2)
Using the STATUS Command
6-42(1)
Using the TIME Command
6-43(27)
Tutorial Exercises:
Extrude.Dwg
6-44(5)
C-Lever.Dwg
6-49(9)
Fitting.Dwg
6-58(12)
Problems for Unit 6
6-70
Unit 7 Region Modeling Techniques 7-1
Locating the REGION Command
7-2(1)
Creating a Region
7-3(1)
Using Boolean Operations
7-3(2)
Creating a Region Boundary
7-5(1)
Creating a Polyline Boundary
7-6(1)
Analyzing a Region Model Using the MASSPROP Command
7-7(7)
Tutorial Exercise:
Gasket.Dwg
7-8(6)
Problems for Unit 7
7-14
Unit 8 Section Views 8-1
Section View Basics
8-1(4)
Full Sections
8-5(1)
Half Sections
8-6(1)
Assembly Sections
8-7(1)
Aligned Sections
8-8(1)
Offset Sections
8-8(1)
Sectioning Ribs
8-9(1)
Broken Sections
8-9(1)
Revolved Sections
8-10(1)
Removed Sections
8-10(1)
Isometric Sections
8-11(1)
Architectural Sections
8-11(1)
Using the BHATCH Command
8-12(5)
Solid Fill Hatch Patterns
8-17(1)
Using BHATCH to Hatch Islands
8-18(1)
Hatch Pattern Scaling
8-19(1)
Hatch Pattern Angle Manipulation
8-20(1)
Inherent Hatching Properties
8-21(1)
Properties of Associative Crosshatching
8-22(2)
Using the Hatchedit Command
8-24(20)
Tutorial Exercises:
Dflange.Dwg
8-25(6)
Coupler.Dwg
8-31(5)
Assembly.Dwg
8-36(8)
Problems for Unit 8
8-44
Unit 9 Auxiliary Views 9-1
Auxiliary View Basics
9-1(4)
Constructing an Auxiliary View
9-5(4)
Tutorial Exercise: Bracket.Dwg
9-9(13)
Problems for Unit 9
9-22
Unit 10 Isometric Drawings 10-1
Isometric Basics
10-1(2)
Creating an Isometric Grid
10-3(1)
Isoplane Modes
10-4(1)
Resetting Grid and Snap Back to Their Default Values
10-5(1)
Isoplane Aids
10-5(1)
Creating Isometric Circles
10-6(2)
Basic Isometric Construction
10-8(1)
Creating Angles in Isometric--Method #1
10-9(1)
Creating Angles in Isometric--Method #2
10-10(1)
Isometric Construction Using Ellipses
10-11(1)
Creating Isometric Sections
10-12(1)
Exploded Isometric Views
10-13(1)
Isometric Assemblies
10-13(26)
Tutorial Exercises:
Plate.Dwg
10-14(12)
Hanger.Dwg
10-26(13)
Problems for Unit 10
10-39
Unit 11 Solid Modeling Fundamentals 11-1
Orthographic Projection
11-2(1)
Isometric Drawings
11-2(1)
3D Extruded Models
11-3(1)
3D Wireframe Models
11-3(1)
3D Surfaced Models
11-4(1)
Solid Models
11-4(1)
Solid Modeling Basics
11-5(2)
The UCS Command
11-7(2)
The UCS--Origin Option
11-9(1)
The UCS--3 Point Option
11-10(1)
The UCS--X/Y/Z Rotation Options
11-11(1)
The UCS--Object Option
11-12(1)
The UCS--View Option
11-12(1)
Applications of Rotating the UCS
11-13(1)
Using the UCS Control Dialog Box
11-14(1)
Using the VPOINT Command
11-15(3)
Using the Viewpoint Presets Dialog Box
11-18(2)
How View Point can affect the UCS Icon
11-20(1)
Selecting Solid Modeling Commands
11-21(1)
Using the BOX Command
11-22(1)
Using the CONE Command
11-22(1)
Using the WEDGE Command
11-23(1)
Using the CYLINDER Command
11-24(1)
Using the SPHERE Command
11-24(1)
The TORUS Command
11-25(1)
Using Boolean Operations
11-26(4)
Creating Solid Extrusions
11-30(2)
Creating Revolved Solids
11-32(1)
Using the ISOLINE and FACETRES Commands
11-33(1)
Editing Solid Models
11-34(4)
Modeling Techniques Using Viewports
11-38(1)
Obtaining Mass Properties
11-39(2)
Cutting Sections from Solid Models
11-41(1)
Slicing Solid Models
11-41(1)
Shading Solid Models
11-42(2)
Using the SOLVIEW and SOLDRAW Comands
11-44(75)
Tutorial Exercises:
Bplate.Dwg
11-48(9)
Guide.Dwg
11-57(7)
Rotate3D.Dwg
11-64(6)
Lever.Dwg
11-70(12)
Collar.Dwg
11-82(10)
Column.Dwg
11-92(27)
Problems for Unit 11
11-119
Appendix A Bonus Commands A-1
The Bonus Standard Toolbar A-2(1)
Extended Change Properties A-3(1)
Multiple Entity Stretch A-4(1)
Move Copy Rotate A-5(1)
Extended Trim A-6(1)
Multiple Pedit A-7(1)
Trim to Block Entities A-8(1)
Extend to Block Entities A-9(1)
Wipeout A-10(1)
Revision Cloud A-11(1)
Quick Leader A-12(1)
Pack `n Go A-13(1)
The Bonus Text Toolbar A-14(1)
Text Fit A-15(1)
Text Mask A-16(1)
Change Multiple Text Items A-17(1)
Explode Text A-18(1)
Arc Aligned Text A-19(1)
Find and Replace Text A-20(1)
Explode Attributes to Text A-21(1)
The Bonus Layer Toolbar A-22(1)
Layer Manager A-23(1)
Match Object's Layer A-24(1)
Change to Current Layer A-25(1)
Isolate Object's Layer A-26(1)
Freeze Object's Layer A-27(1)
Turn Object's Layer Off A-28(1)
Lock Object's Layer A-29(1)
Unlock Object's Layer A-29(1)
Activating the Bonus Popup Menu A-30(1)
Exporting and Importing Dimension Styles A-31
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