The document on this Reference CD is designed to introduce you to the principles of drafting and shop drawings. It describes the primary types of mechanical drawings used for shop drawings. It endeavours to teach you how to read shop drawings through visual identification of lines, symbols, etc.
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PRINCIPLES OF DRAFTING AND SHOP DRAWINGS
(118 pages)
1988
The Army Institute for Professional Development
Army Correspondence Course Program
Drafting and Shop Drawing Fundamentals
Introduction
Orthographic Projection
Views
View Arrangement
Auxiliary Views
Principal Plane Line
Points
Lines
Planes
Curves
Freehand Drafting
Kinds of Sketches
Equipment and Materials
Technique
Conclusion
Drafting Instruments and Fundamentals of Geometric Construction
Introduction
Drafting Instruments
Scales
T-Square and Triangles
Compass
Protractors
Curves
Templates
Other Tools
Geometric Construction
Points and Lines
Bisecting
Divide a Line
Hexagon
Pentagon
Octagon
Approximate Ellipse
Conclusion
Theory and fundamentals of Pictorial Drawings: Oblique and Isometric Projection
Introduction
Isometric Drawings
Normal Surfaces
Slanted and Oblique Surfaces
Holes in Isometric Drawings
Round and Irregular Surfaces
Isometric Dimensions
Isometric Sectional Views
Oblique Drawings
Normal Surfaces
Inclined and Oblique Surfaces
Holes in Oblique Drawings
Rounded and Irregular Surfaces
Dimensioning an Oblique Drawing
Oblique Sectional Views
Conclusion
Shop Terms, Abbreviations, and Dimensioning Elements
Introduction
Dimensions, Tolerances and Allowances
Dimensions
Tolerances
Allowances
Basic Hole Allowance System
Lines and Sections
Lines
Sections
Conventional Breaks
Shop Terms - Drilling, Reaming, Counterboring and Countersinking
Drilling
Reaming
Counterboring
Countersinking
Abbreviations
Conclusion
Interpret a Shop Drawing
Introduction
Production Drawings
Assembly Drawings
Detail Drawings
Composition of a Drawing
A Drawing Detail
Drawing Scales
Conclusion
Practical Exercise
Answers to Practical Exercise
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