Machine technology technical drawing CAD/CAM educational material
Topic content: Two-dimensional drawing examples that our teachers can use in Technical Drawing, vocational drawing, and especially computer-aided drawing programs such as AutoCAD, CAD-CAM, and SOLIDWORKS exams. We’re sharing these hoping they’ll be helpful in their work.
Students and people new to learning AutoCAD can also use them for practice.
Dimensioning Examples
A practice example that can be used for the circular array command
A part suitable for dimensioning exercises
A practice piece particularly suitable for AutoCAD dimensioning exercises
Exercise related to the Circle, Arc, Chamfer, and Mirror commands
Another circular array exercise example
Arc and circular array practice exercise. Dimensioning examples
Cast bearing drawing example. Again suitable for circle and arc exercises.
Commands used: Line, circle, offset, trim, erase, mirror.
A pulley drawing made with the LINE, CIRCLE, FILLET, TRIM, and ARRAY commands
An exercise suitable for the circle and arc drawing commands.
Could the Mirror command be used on this part? What do you think?
AutoCAD Circle, arc, mirror commands exercise
A part suitable for the circle, arc, and polygon exercise and its dimensioning
AutoCAD Circle and arc exercise
A high-difficulty drawing exercise related to the Arc command
An example part resembling pulley/sheave hooks. Again suitable for circle and arc drawings
Perhaps the most complex-looking of the examples we’ve given to draw and dimension. Unfortunately, we won’t be able to use the mirror feature on this part, because there’s no symmetry on either the x or y axis.
Perfectly suited for circle and arc exercises. A part that also isn’t too complex to draw.
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