22.10 Questions

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22.9 Exercises

  1. Open the MyNeedle.dwg file in the C:\Steps\Lesson22 folder. (If that drawing isn't there, use the Needle 2.dwg file in the same folder.) Create the drawing configuration for plotting found in Figure 22.9.1a. Some helpful information includes:

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    Figure 22.9.1a: Needle.dwg

    1.1  

    The text height is 5mm and 2.5mm; the font is Times New Roman.

     

    1.2  

    The title block text is attributed.

     

    1.3  

    I used two dimension layers (create new layers as required).

     

    1.4  

    Dimension text is 3mm.

     

    1.5  

    Remember that Floating viewports can overlap.

     

    1.6  

    Save the drawing as MyNeedle2.dwg in the C:\Steps\Lesson22 folder.

  2. Open the MySplitter.dwg file in the C:\Steps\Lesson22 folder. (If this drawing isn't there, open the Cable Splitter 2.dwg file instead.) Create the drawing configuration for plotting found in Figure 22.9.2a. Some helpful information includes:

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    Figure 22.9.2a: Cable Splitter.dwg

    2.1  

    The text height is 3/16" and 1/8"; the font is Times New Roman.

     

    2.2  

    The title block text is ¼", 3/16", and 1/8"; the font is Times New Roman.

     

    2.3  

    I used two dimension layers (create new layers as required).

     

    2.4  

    Dimension text is 1/8".

     

    2.5  

    Remember that floating viewports can overlap.

     

    2.6  

    Save the drawing as MySplitter2.dwg in the C:\Steps\Lesson22 folder.

  3. Open the MyCutter.dwg file in the C:\Steps\Lesson22 folder. (If this drawing isn't there, open the Glass Cutter 2.dwg file instead.) Create the drawing configuration for plotting found in Figure 22.9.3a. Some helpful information includes:

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    Figure 22.9.3a: Glass Cutter.dwg

    3.1  

    The text height is 3/16" and 1/8"; the font is Times New Roman.

     

    3.2  

    The title block text is ¼", 3/16", and 1/8"; the font is Times New Roman.

     

    3.3  

    I used two dimension layers (create new layers as required).

     

    3.4  

    Dimension text is 1/8".

     

    3.5  

    Remember that floating viewports can overlap.

     

    3.6  

    Save the drawing as MyCutter2.dwg in the C:\Steps\Lesson22 folder.

  4. Open the My Spice Rack.dwg file in the C:\Steps\Lesson22 folder. (If this drawing isn't there, open the Spice Rack 2.dwg file instead.) Create the drawing configuration for plotting found in Figure 22.9.4a. Some helpful information includes:

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    Figure 22.9.4a: Spice Rack

    4.1  

    The text height is 3/16" and 1/8"; the font is Txt.

     

    4.2  

    The title block text is ¼", 3/16", and 1/8"; the font is Times New Roman.

     

    4.3  

    I used three dimension layers (create new layers as required).

     

    4.4  

    Dimension text is 1/8".

     

    4.5  

    Align the bottle and cap.

     

    4.6  

    Save the drawing as My Spice Rack 2.dwg in the C:\Steps\Lesson22 folder.

  5. Open the MyAssbly.dwg file in the C:\Steps\Lesson22 folder. (If this drawing isn't there, open the motor assbly 2.dwg file instead.) Create the drawing configuration for plotting found in Figure 22.9.5a. Some helpful information includes:

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    Figure 22.9.5a: Motor Assembly

    5.1  

    The text height is 3/16" and 1/8"; the font is Times New Roman.

     

    5.2  

    The title block text is ¼", 3/16", and 1/8"; the font is Times New Roman.

     

    5.3  

    I used three dimension layers (create new layers as required).

     

    5.4  

    Dimension text is 1/8".

     

    5.5  

    Save the drawing as MyAssbly2.dwg in the C:\Steps\Lesson22 folder.

  6. Open the My Pipng Plan.dwg file in the C:\Steps\Lesson22 folder. (If this drawing isn't there, open the Piping Plan 2.dwg file instead.) Create the drawing configuration for plotting found in Figure 22.9.6a. Some helpful information includes:

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    Figure 22.9.6a: Piping Plan

    6.1  

    The text height is 3/16" and 1/8"; the font is Times New Roman.

     

    6.2  

    The title block text is ¼", 3/16", and 1/8"; the font is Times New Roman.

     

    6.3  

    I used two dimension layers (create new layers as required).

     

    6.4  

    Dimension text is 1/8".

     

    6.5  

    Save the drawing as MyPipingPlan2.dwg in the C:\Steps\Lesson22 folder.

  7. Open the drillguide.dwg file in the C:\Steps\Lesson22 folder. Create the drawing configuration for plotting found in Figure 22.9.7a. Some helpful information includes:

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    Figure 22.9.7a: Drill Guide

    7.1  

    The title block is the ANSI B title block file found in AutoCAD's Template folder.

     

    7.2  

    The text height is 3/16" and 1/8"; the font is Times New Roman.

     

    7.3  

    The title block text is ¼", 3/16", and 1/8"; the font is Times New Roman.

     

    7.4  

    I used three dimension layers (create new layers as required).

     

    7.5  

    Dimension text is 1/8".

     

    7.6  

    Save the drawing as MyDrillGuide.dwg in the C:\Steps\Lesson22 folder.

  8. Open the Sawed Joint.dwg file in the C:\Steps\Lesson22 folder. Create the drawing configuration for plotting found in Figure 22.9.8a. Some helpful information includes:

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    Figure 22.9.8a: Contraction Joint

    8.1  

    The title block is the ANSI A title block (portrait) file found in AutoCAD's Template folder.

     

    8.2  

    The text height is 3/16" and 1/8"; the font is Times New Roman.

     

    8.3  

    The title block text is ¼", 3/16", and 1/8"; the font is Times New Roman.

     

    8.4  

    I used two dimension layers (create new layers as required).

     

    8.5  

    Dimension text is 1/8".

     

    8.6  

    Save the drawing as MyJoint.dwg in the C:\Steps\Lesson22 folder.



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AutoCAD 2004. One Step at a Time
3D AutoCAD 2004/2005: One Step at a Time
ISBN: 0975261371
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 96

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