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Chapter 3 covers essential drafting tools such as the drawing board, T-square, protractor, and compass. A drawing board serves as the foundational surface for attaching sheets. The T-square aids in creating horizontal lines and functions as a guide for other instruments, while protractors help in measuring angles. Additionally, tools like dividers and templates assist in precise measurement and shape creation. Proper care and safety measures for these instruments are crucial for effective drafting practice.
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Chapter 3 Board- Drafting Equipment
Drawing Board • True Edge • T- Square • Protractor • Scales • Irregular Curve • Template • Vellum • Case instruments • Dividers • Compass • Media • Minimal Vocabulary
Is usually a large, flat board on which you attach a drawing sheet to make a drawing. Drawing Board/ Table
T-square Used for horizontal lines & as a guide for other instruments
Triangles Tool for drawing vertical & inclined lines 45° Triangle 30°-60° Triangle
Protractor Used for drawing inclined lines & angles
Compass Tool for drawing circles & arcs
French Curve Also called an Irregular curve Consists of a variety of curves that can be used when arcs are not satisfactory
Divider Looks like a compass, but both legs have steel pints at the end Tool used for measurement purposes
Templates Used to help in drawing shapes & symbols Templates for producing squares, ellipses triangles, etc.
Care of Tools Store in cabinet when not in use Do not cut against edge of plastic tools Keep wooden tools & boards clean Occasionally check t-squares for blade alignment
Drawing Instrument Safety Pass, do not throw, tools Use tools with points, such as the compass & dividers, only as directed Use knives as directed & store them in proper containers
The Architects Scale • The Mechanical Engineer’s Scale • The Civil Engineer’s Scale • The Decimal Inch Scale • Hand out SCALES
Page 86 • Problems 1-3 • Page 87 • Problem 4 • Complete any drawings on Graph Paper (sketching) Assignment