Chapter 11 1.Correct Woodshop Map 2.Homework Check 3.Drafting (Workbook p. 177) 4.Projections (Workbook p. 181)

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Drafting is the act and discipline of composing plans that visually communicate how something functions or has to be constructed. Drafting is the visual.
Advertisements

Basic Drafting Skills - Line Conventions
Isometric ellipses In an isometric drawing, the object is viewed at an angle, which makes circles appear as ellipses. Holes Cylinders Example object –
TECH 104 – Technical Graphics Communication
HOW TO SKETCH LIKE AN ENGINEER Line Conventions. What are line conventions? Line conventions convey information about the shape and size of an object.
Alphabet of Lines.
Sketching Skills GSMST
CHAPTER 6 Lines and Lettering.
CONVENTIONAL LINES Working document Linguistic Review
 With your partner, answer questions 1-4 on page 575. (Questions on next slide.)  Use whatever tools seem best (available on front table).  Keep track.
Engineering Drawing Basics.
Designing things on paper
Warm-up 1)What 1)What is the notation for angle with vertex at A and whose rays pass through points B and C? 2)What 2)What is the definition of an angle?
Designing things on paper
Auto CAD 2I Revision By Cesar Mendoza. Drawing Instruments 1.Drawing Board 2.Tee Square 3.Set of Triangles and the 45 4.Pencils 5.Erasers 6.Compass.
Orthographic Drawing.
The ALPHABET of L I N E S.
Engineering Concepts Chapter 1 Terms. CENTER LINE  A line consisting of a long dash followed by a short dash, that is used to show and locate centers.
Architectural Lines and Lettering
Sketching & Drawing Projects
Copyright © The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Permission required for reproduction or display. Chapter 16 Section Views.
Line Conventions Introduction to Engineering Design
Drafting Plans.
Line Conventions.
GRAPHICS LANGUAGE. 1. Try to write a description of this object. 2. Test your written description by having someone attempt to make a sketch from your.
Dimensioning a Drawing
Alphabet Of Lines Chapter 4.
Everything we use has symbols and legends for us to follow. But we would never know what the symbols meant unless we had a Legend. Everything we use has.
Copyright © Texas Education Agency, All rights reserved.
Line Types. Line Conventions Construction Line: lines used as guides to help draw all other lines and shapes properly. Construction Line.
Tuesday 3:15-4:30. Homework Check pp
Graphical Language Basic Lines and Projections Scales Cross-Sectional Views and Sections.
UNIT 6: AutoCAD Properties Panel (Line weight and Line types)
Replicating Objects: Alphabet of Lines
Overview of an Engineering Drawing
Line Conventions Line Conventions Introduction to Engineering DesignTM
The ALPHABET of L I N E S.
2.1 Line Conventions.
Line Conventions Introduction to Engineering Design
ENGINEERING DRAWING LECTURE 4.
Basic Lines and Views.
Alphabet Of Lines Chapter 3.
Line Conventions Introduction to Engineering DesignTM
Graphic Communication
MODULE – 1 Introduction to Drawing Tools
Line Conventions Introduction to Engineering Design
The ALPHABET of L I N E S.
Line Conventions O’Keefe - LBHS.
Line Conventions Introduction to Engineering Design
Line Conventions Introduction to Engineering Design
Engineering drawing Every language has its own rules of grammar.
Line Conventions Introduction to Engineering DesignTM
Standard Practice for Dimensioning Drawings
Line & Line Values Drawing Project Plans. Line & Line Values Drawing Project Plans.
Line Conventions Introduction to Engineering Design
– Objective: Students will be able to demonstrate beginning knowledge and skill of types of lines and their conventions. Line Conventions (From.
Line Conventions Line Conventions Introduction to Engineering DesignTM
Line Conventions.
Lines used in drafting are lines whose appearance and meaning are determined by international agreements. Geometric Lines.
Engineering Graphics MENG104
Isometric and Orthographic Projections
Line Conventions.
Line Conventions.
The ALPHABET of L I N E S.
Alphabet of lines SKETCHING 101.
Basic Lines and Projections Scales Cross-Sectional Views and Sections
The ALPHABET of L I N E S.
Alphabet Of Lines Chapter 3.
It’s a Fine Line !.
Line Conventions.
Presentation transcript:

Chapter 11 1.Correct Woodshop Map 2.Homework Check 3.Drafting (Workbook p. 177) 4.Projections (Workbook p. 181)

Workbook p. 177 Textbook p. 337

Definitions

Technical Drawings are used… …in technology to communicate information about an object or a system.

Basic lines used in drafting are… …lines whose appearance and meaning are determined by international agreements.

p. 338

Geometric lines are… Are figures that are composed according to the rules of geometry, the art of drafting lines and curves with a ruler and a compass.

A sketch… Is a freehand drawing that respects, as much as possible, the conventions of drafting.

Basic Lines

ExampleNameThicknessMeaning Visible LineThick Indicates the visible outlines of an object.

Hidden Line

ExampleNameThicknessMeaning Hidden Line Broken Line Indicates the outlines that are not visible in the current view

Hidden Line

ExampleNameThicknessMeaning Construction line Fine Used in preliminary sketches.

Hidden Line

ExampleNameThicknessMeaning ____ _ ____ Centre line Small dash in centre. Indicates the centre of a circle.

Hidden Line

ExampleNameThicknessMeaning Cutting plane line Includes arrow heads at each end. Indicates the placement of an imaginary cut.

Hidden Line

ExampleNameThicknessMeaning Dimension line Includes arrow heads at each end. Indicates the length of an object. 2.75

Hidden Line

ExampleNameThicknessMeaning Extension line. Fine Indicates the boundaries of a measurement.

Hidden Line

ExampleNameThicknessMeaning ////// Hatching Slanted, Equally spaced. Indicates the surface where an imaginary cut has produced a sectional view.

Hidden Line

ExampleNameThicknessMeaning Leader line. Has an angle of 30, 45 or 60 degrees. Ties a dimension to a particular feature.

Hidden Line

Homework pp

Creating Figures Using Geometric Lines Goal: To practice techniques for creating various types of geometric lines by constructing and reproducing figures

Order of Operations 1.Get a handout 2.Get drafting tools 3.Complete figure A together as a class 4.Complete figure B individually

Drafting Tools SHARP pencil Ruler Drafting Paper Square Protractor

Figure A Follow steps # 1-8

Step # 1

Step # 2

Step # 3

Step # 4

Step # 5

Step # 6

Step # 7

Step # 8

Figure B Reproduce 1:1