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Draughtsman Mechanical, Engineering Drawing, Mini Drafter

Draughtsman: Mechanical

 Drawing Board


Drawing Board use wood - planks and white pine

Standard size of Drawing Board

Below chart drawing Board standard size


drawing board size
Drawing board size




 Set square


use - sectioning line
          Drawing inking
          Tracing

 T Square

use - Horizontal, parallel, vertical and inclined line draw

Standard size of T square



t square
T square




 set square

use - sectioning line, drawing inking and tracing

 french curve

use - curved shape draw

 clenograph

use -
🔘parallel lines draw of various angles
🔘it's called adjustable set square

 proportional divider


use-
small and large size drawing

 engineering scale


use-
small and large size drawing drawn respect to original drawing.

 crow quill pen

use-
free hand inking line and curve draw

 erograph


use-
🔘same thikness line draw
drawing board it's called technical and drawing pen

 Drawing sheet

🔘area of A0 drawing sheet = 1 square metres

🔘size of Drawing sheet


Drawing sheet size
Drawing sheet size


 paragraph


use-
🔘 similar to scale
🔘used in survey drawing

 planimeter


use-
🔘find area of Drawing
🔘use in survey
.

 Lettering

🔘 IS:696
🔘 Gothick Lettering - it's              modified form of modern Roman.
🔘 Its use mechanical drawing
🔘 Ratio of word-
6:5 and 7:5
Where first value denote height and second value width
🔘 It's generally used main heading

🔘 Italic Lettering - 
In this use 75° angle

🔘 Space between two letters 1/4 of Hight

🔘 Number Lettering-
Ratio- 6:5 and 7:4
Where first value denote length and second value width


 Conventional line-


🔘 Thick line-0.6 mm to 1 mm
🔘 Medium line-0.4 mm to 0.5 mm
🔘 Thin line-0.2 mm to 0.3 mm

 Scales-

🔘 Representative fraction- it's ratio of distance between two points in the drawing and original distance between two points.
Example:-1/100
Its mean 1 unit represent in the map equal to 100 unit of the ground.


scale ratio
Scale

Types of scales

According to syllabus-
1. Plane scale
2. Comparative scale
3. Diagonal scale
4. Chord scale
5. Vernier scale
6. Isometric scale


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