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CHAPTER 3: Drafting Equipment. Mrs. Kampf Engineering Graphics I. Drafting Board. Drawing sheet attached to it. 9X12, 16X21 or 18X24 Wood with vinyl cover Stay flat and straight. T-Square. A head that lines up with a true edge of the drafting board Straightedge provides a true edge
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CHAPTER 3:Drafting Equipment Mrs. Kampf Engineering Graphics I
Drafting Board • Drawing sheet attached to it. • 9X12, 16X21 or 18X24 • Wood with vinyl cover • Stay flat and straight
T-Square • A head that lines up with a true edge of the drafting board • Straightedge provides a true edge • Metal, wood with plastic
Triangles • Used with t-square • 45° has a 90° angle and two 45° • 30° -60° triangle has a 30° a 60° and a 90°
Protractor • Used to measure or lay out angles • right, acute, obtuse
Irregular Curves • French curves • Used to draw noncircular curves like spirals and ellipses.
Templates • Save time in drawing shapes of details.
Vellum • Tracing paper that has been treated to make it more transparent.
ANSI • American National Standards Institute
ISO • International Standards Organization
Paper • Size A - Letterhead 8.5” X 11” • Size B - Tabloid 11” X 17” • Size C - 17” x 22” • Size D - 22” X 34” • Size E - 34” X 44”
Case instruments • Drawing instruments that come in a set.
Dividers • Lines can be divided and distances can be transferred with this • Bow and Friction-joint
Compass • True circles or arcs can be drawn with this • Bow and Friction-joint
Bow instruments • Can be adjusted with either a center wheel or a side wheel • Easy to use and accurate.
Graphite pencils • 17 degrees of hardness or grades • Grade you use depends on paper type, line weight and darkness of lines made • 6B to 9H, #2/HB is middle • Hardness, Blackness, Fine Point
Eraser • Vinyl erasers for film, kneaded, pink pearl, gum, Magic rub
Erasing shield • Use to avoid erasing nearby lines accidentally • Plastic or metal and have different size and shape openings
Scales • Instruments used to lay off distances and make measurements • Full size or some proportion • Scaled.
Architect’s scale • Inch Scale • Divided into proportional feet’ and inches” • Used for drawing buildings
Mechanical Engineer’s scale • Inches and fractions of an inch divided to represent inches • Use for drawing machine parts
Civil Engineer’s scale • Inches divided into decimals • Units could be inch, feet, miles etc • Used for maps and drawings of roads