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C omputer A ided E ngineering D rawing الرسم الهندسي المعان بالحاسوب Lecture Four

C omputer A ided E ngineering D rawing الرسم الهندسي المعان بالحاسوب Lecture Four. CAD / CAD Engineering Dr. Tahseen Fadhil Abbas 2012-2013. The offset , extend , trim and change commands. In this lecture we will investigate OFFSET, EXTEND and TRIM

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C omputer A ided E ngineering D rawing الرسم الهندسي المعان بالحاسوب Lecture Four

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  1. Computer Aided Engineering Drawingالرسم الهندسي المعان بالحاسوبLecture Four CAD / CAD Engineering Dr. Tahseen Fadhil Abbas 2012-2013

  2. The offset , extend , trim and changecommands In this lecture we will investigate OFFSET, EXTEND and TRIM three of the most commonly used draughting commands. We will also investigate how an object’s properties can be altered with the CHANGE command.

  3. Offset The offset command allows to user to draw objects parallel to other selected objects and lines, circles and arcs can all be offset. The user specifies: • an offset distance • the side to offset the selected object.

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  5. Refer to Fig. Pick the OFFSET icon from the Modify toolbar and: prompt Specify offset distance or [Through] enter 37.5 <R> – the offset distance prompt Select object to offset or <exit> respond pick line L1 prompt Specify point on side to offset respond pick any point to right of line L1 as indicated and line L1 will be offset by 37.5 units to right prompt Select object to offset, i.e. any more 37.5 offsets respond pick line L2 prompt Specify a point on side to offset respond pick any point to left of line L2 as indicated and line L2 will be offset 37.5 units to left prompt Select object to offset, i.e. any more 37.5 offsets respond right-click to end command.

  6. Menu bar with Modify-Offsetand: prompt Specify offset distance or [Through]<37.5> enter 50 <R> prompt Select object to offset and pick line L3 prompt Specify a point on side to offset and pickas indicated. 4 At the command line enter OFFSET <R> and: a) set an offset distance of 25 b) offset line L4 as indicated.

  7. EXTEND • This command will extend an object ‘to a boundary edge’, the user specifying: a) the actual boundary – an object b) the object which has to be extended.

  8. OFFSET Refer to Fig. and OFFSET the three circles for a distance of 5 ‘outwards’

  9. TRIM Allows the user to trim an object ‘at a cutting edge’, the user specifying: a) the cutting edge – an object b) the object to be trimmed.

  10. ERASE

  11. Changing the offset centre lines The DWG was saved with ‘centre lines’ obtained using the Offset,Extend and trim commands. These lines pass through the three circle centres , but they are continuous lines and not centre lines. We will modify these lines to be centre lines using the CHANGE command. This command will be fully investigated in a later lecture, but for now: CHANGE

  12. At the command line enter CHANGE <R> and: prompt Select objects respond pick the six offset centre lines then right-click prompt Specify change point or [Properties] enter P <R> – the properties option prompt Enter property to change [Color/Elev/LAyer/LType/ ltScale/LWeight/Thickness] enter LT <R> – enter CENTER <R>

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  15. THANK YOU

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