Monday April 26/10:
Wrote a note on Dimensions, halfway through the AutoCAD assignment.
Going to work on the AutoCAD Problems once finished.
Monday, April 26, 2010
Dimensions Note
What are Dimensions: The purpose of dimensions is to show the size and location for the features shown.
Why Use Dimensions: To ensure that the part made is the part you asked for.
Extension lines extend from to dimensions
Leaders cannot be vetical or horizontal lines, may be mistanken as the object.
Conversions:
Metric:
1" = 2.54cm
1" = 25.4mm
Imperial:
1' = 12"
196 cm = 6' 5"
1km = 1000m = 10000 dm = 100000cm = 1.0 x 10^5cm
Two Methods: Alligned and unidirectional.
-Do not place dimensions on the object
-Do not dimension to hidden lines
-Leaders should not be drawn at horizontal or vertical angles
- Complete circles are dimensions with diameters
Why Use Dimensions: To ensure that the part made is the part you asked for.
Extension lines extend from to dimensions
Leaders cannot be vetical or horizontal lines, may be mistanken as the object.
Conversions:
Metric:
1" = 2.54cm
1" = 25.4mm
Imperial:
1' = 12"
196 cm = 6' 5"
1km = 1000m = 10000 dm = 100000cm = 1.0 x 10^5cm
Two Methods: Alligned and unidirectional.
-Do not place dimensions on the object
-Do not dimension to hidden lines
-Leaders should not be drawn at horizontal or vertical angles
- Complete circles are dimensions with diameters
Orthographic / Multi-View Drawing
Chapter 14: Quizes
Quiz 1
Quiz 2
Quiz 3
Quiz 4
Quiz 1
Quiz 2
Quiz 3
Quiz 4
Chapter 5: Quizes
Quiz 1
Quiz 2
Quiz 3
Quiz 4
Quiz 5
Quiz 6
Chapter 4: Quizes
Quiz 1
Quiz 2
Quiz 3
Quiz 4
Quiz 1
Quiz 2
Quiz 3
Quiz 4
Friday, April 23, 2010
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Envisioner: House
House Model Images:
Home Front View
Foyer
Office
Overview of the Kitchen, Dining and Living rooms
Dining Room
Kitchen
Living Room
Washroom
Main Bedroom View 1
Main Bedroom View 2
Main Bedroom - Ensuite
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2
Laundry Room
Garage
House Elevations:
Front Elevation
Home Front View
Foyer
Office
Overview of the Kitchen, Dining and Living rooms
Dining Room
Kitchen
Living Room
Washroom
Main Bedroom View 1
Main Bedroom View 2
Main Bedroom - Ensuite
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2
Laundry Room
Garage
House Plan Description:
The main areas of complication regarding the plumbing and electrical utilities revolve around the center of the building. These rooms include the kitchen, washroom and laundry room (Containing the electrical boxes and piping). This allows for more organized plumbing and electrical systems. The rest of the rooms contain reletively no uses for plumbing, such as the living rooms. Only other access to Hydro utilities is the Main bedroom which has an attached Ensuite.
House Plan / Dimensions:
House Elevations:
Front Elevation
Left Side Elevation
Right Side Elevation
Rear Elevation
House Animation:
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Monday, April 19, 2010
Journal: Week 11
Monday April 19/10:
Switched to the AutoCAD Assignment, completed it with ease, still have to do the measurements.
Tuesday April 20/10:
Completed the dimensions on the Gasket/ Mechanical DR in AutoCAD.
Wednesday April 21/10:
Began the next AutoCAD assignment, finished one view, will continue to work on it tomorrow.
Thursday April 22/10:
Worked on the assigned Orthographic / Mechanical Drawing Quizes.
Friday April 23/10:
Finished the Quizes on Orthographic drawing.
Switched to the AutoCAD Assignment, completed it with ease, still have to do the measurements.
Tuesday April 20/10:
Completed the dimensions on the Gasket/ Mechanical DR in AutoCAD.
Wednesday April 21/10:
Began the next AutoCAD assignment, finished one view, will continue to work on it tomorrow.
Thursday April 22/10:
Worked on the assigned Orthographic / Mechanical Drawing Quizes.
Friday April 23/10:
Finished the Quizes on Orthographic drawing.
Monday, April 12, 2010
Journal: Week 10
Monday April 12/20:
Worked on in the Envisioner program, designed the living room and dining, as well as the bedrooms.
Tuesday April 13/10:
Worked on the House model, added details and accessories to the living and dining and bedrooms, have yet to add the lighting and windows, as well as exterior terrain.
Wednesday April 14/10:
Finished editing the details of the home to make it look more organized, inserted the windows into the House plan.
Thursday April 15/10:
Edited the windows more corrected the spacing, completely finished the detailing to match the interiors of the house. Only thing left is to add curtains and blinds, lighting in the house, and to add the terrain and exteriors of the property.
Worked on in the Envisioner program, designed the living room and dining, as well as the bedrooms.
Tuesday April 13/10:
Worked on the House model, added details and accessories to the living and dining and bedrooms, have yet to add the lighting and windows, as well as exterior terrain.
Wednesday April 14/10:
Finished editing the details of the home to make it look more organized, inserted the windows into the House plan.
Thursday April 15/10:
Edited the windows more corrected the spacing, completely finished the detailing to match the interiors of the house. Only thing left is to add curtains and blinds, lighting in the house, and to add the terrain and exteriors of the property.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Engineering Symbols
Tolerance: The total amount a dimension can vary. The difference between max and min. values.The total variance in dimensions (upper limit - lower limit).
Datum: A theoretically exact point, axis, or plane.
Tolerance Measures:
physical dimensions
value or physical property of a material
Allowance: a planned deviation between an actual dimension and a nominal or theoretical dimension. An engineer can alter the sizes of dimensionson paper.
Theoretical and Nominal: On paper
Geometric Tolerancing: Symbolic language used in engineering drawings, and computer generated 3D solid models for explicity
Structure of Welding:
Horizontal line (Reference line), all drawings are based around that line. the anshor to which all the other welding
MAG
Stick
TIG [Tungsten Inert Gas] (Arc welding process)
Datum: A theoretically exact point, axis, or plane.
Tolerance Measures:
physical dimensions
value or physical property of a material
Allowance: a planned deviation between an actual dimension and a nominal or theoretical dimension. An engineer can alter the sizes of dimensionson paper.
Theoretical and Nominal: On paper
Geometric Tolerancing: Symbolic language used in engineering drawings, and computer generated 3D solid models for explicity
Structure of Welding:
Horizontal line (Reference line), all drawings are based around that line. the anshor to which all the other welding
MAG
Stick
TIG [Tungsten Inert Gas] (Arc welding process)
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