1. Engineering Drawing

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3. What is Drafting?
It is a form of graphic communication that is concerned with the preparation of the drawings needed to develop and manufacture products.
It is a very important part of modern industry because drawings are often the only way to explain or show our ideas.

4. Why is Drafting Called a Universal Language?
Like other languages, symbols (lines and figures) that have specific meaning are used.
The symbols accurately describe the shape, size, material, finish, and fabrication or assembly of a product.
These symbols have been standardized over most of the world.
This makes it possible to interpret or understand drawings made in other countries.

5. Specialized Fields of Drafting:
Aerospace
Architectural
Electrical
Electronic
Printed circuit design
Topographical

6. Alphabet of Lines Border Line Object Line Dimension Line
Extension Line
Hidden Line
Center Line

7. Engineering Drawing
Quiz: What is the line called that is heavy and drawn around the edges of the paper to frame the drawing?

8. Drawing Exercise

9. Drawing Exercise

10. Engineering Drawing Class Norms
Students should be in seats and ready to begin with folders open and writing instrument out
Note taking
Understanding Scale
Review of Lines
Orthographic Drawing
What is it?
How to do it.

11. Understanding Scale
1 inch on the drawing represents 2 inches on the actual box. Scale 1:2 2 4 2
Drawing 4
Actual Box

12. Understanding Scale How long would a 3” side be if draw 1:2 scale? ? 3
1.5
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Actual Box

13. Understanding Scale
What would be the scale on the drawing if you wanted to make it three times bigger than the actual object? 2 6
3:1 2 6
Actual Box
Drawing

14. Understanding Scale
If you are a carpenter following a 1:20 blueprint for a house and you measure one wall on the blueprint to be 8 inches long, how long should you build the wall for the house? Give your answer in inches. X8

15. Orthographic Drawings

17. Orthographic Drawings

24. Engineering Drawing Class Norms
Students should be in seats and ready to begin with folders open and writing instrument out
Students not in their seats at the sound of the tardy bell will have points deducted from their weekly Soft Skills Grade.
Notebooks should be open and ready to take notes
All students should have something to write with. A Pencil is Preferred

25. Practice
Draw a multi-view or Orthographic drawing of the object below:

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52. Assignment Complete the worksheet Use Yellow graph Paper
Name and Period in the upper right hand corner.
Drawings should be neat
Drawings should show three views in the order described in the presentation. These are called Orthographic or Multi-view drawings
Use Construction lines to lay out the views before committing to Object lines.

53. Lab Expectations Quietly go to your assigned workstation.
Take your notebook and something to write with.
Only one person at a time to the Restroom or water fountain.
If you need help, raise your hand.
No talking across the room.
Cell phones or any electronic devices should not be out or seen.
Set cell phones to Silent
Work on the assignment given until time is called

54. End of Class When time is called:
Stop what you are working on and save your work, if on the computer.
Clean up and organize your workstation.
Hand in any completed work to Mr. Pate.
Full name and period should be written on the upper right hand corner.
Torn paper, or paper that is not neat will have points deducted.
Quietly return to the step seating and wait in your seat for the bell.

55. Assignments Order Complete the worksheet Use Yellow graph Paper
Name and Period in the upper right hand corner.
Drawings should be neat
Drawings should show three views in the order described in the presentation. These are called Orthographic or Multi-view drawings
Use Construction lines to lay out the views before committing to Object lines.

57. Organize Notebooks

58. NOTEBOOK ORGANIZATION
Get out your notebook
Be ready to organize

59. Order of Pages Cover: Full Name/Engineering and Technology/Period
Page One: Assignment List
Page two: What is Drafting Notes
Page three: Alphabet of lines

60. List of Assignments General Safety Test Drill Press Safety Test
Portable Planer Safety Test
Safety Contract
Notebook Grade: Do you have one?
General Safety Contract
Engineering Practice Drawings