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6.1 LAB RECORD FORMAT - Manual and CAD

The document outlines a series of exercises focused on CAD software and solid modeling techniques, including orthographic projections, Constructive Solid Geometry (CSG), and assembly modeling. Each exercise includes an aim, introduction, procedure, commands used, and results, emphasizing practical applications in drafting and modeling. The exercises cover various topics such as sectioning solids, building drawings, and generating 2D drawings from 3D models.
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6.1 LAB RECORD FORMAT - Manual and CAD

The document outlines a series of exercises focused on CAD software and solid modeling techniques, including orthographic projections, Constructive Solid Geometry (CSG), and assembly modeling. Each exercise includes an aim, introduction, procedure, commands used, and results, emphasizing practical applications in drafting and modeling. The exercises cover various topics such as sectioning solids, building drawings, and generating 2D drawings from 3D models.
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1. Exercise: 5 2.

Date:

3. Title : Introduction to CAD, and Projection of solids

4. Aim : To introduce CAD software and some of the tools used to draw the orthographic
multi-view projection of solid prisms/ cylinders, pyramids/ cones.

5. Software used:

6. Introduction:
i. About Drafting tools and its advantages over conventional drafting:

ii. About solid primitive objects like prisms and pyramids:

6.1 Terminology ( pyramid with sketch): 6.2 Real time example - Picture

Fig. Fig.
7. Procedure (for solving question # ):
7.1 Question outline :
7.2 Object :
7.3 Resting on Conditions :
7.4 Other resting condition (if any) :
7.5 Other condition (if any) :

Fig. Free hand sketch of the solution to question #


7.6 Procedure:
Step 1.
8. Commands used:

S.N. Command Use

9. Result:

Faculty Name Date of Submission

Signature Marks
1. Exercise : 6 2. Date:

3. Title : Combinations of solids: CSG, and advanced solid modelling.

4. Aim : To model simple combination of solids by Constructive Solid Geometry (CSG), and
some advanced models using sweep, loft, shell solid models and obtain their projections.

5. Software used:

6. Introduction: CSG, Advanced solid modelling

6.2 CSG sketch): 6.2 Real time example - Picture

Fig. Fig.

7. Procedure (for solving question # ):


7.1 Question outline :
7.2 Object :
7.3 Resting on Conditions :
7.4 Other resting condition (if any) :
7.5 Other condition (if any) :

Fig. Free hand sketch of the solution to question #


7.6 Procedure:
Step 1.

8. Commands used:

S.N. Command Use

9. Result:

Faculty Name Date of Submission

Signature Marks
1. Exercise : 7 2. Date:

3. Title : Section of solids.

4. Aim : To draw the orthographic multi-view projection of sectioned solid like prisms/
cylinders and pyramids/ cones.

5. Software used:

6. Introduction: Section of solids:

6.3 Terminology (with sketch): 6.2 Real time example - Picture

Fig. Fig.

7. Procedure (for solving question # ):


7.1 Question outline :
7.2 Object :
7.3 Resting on Conditions :
7.4 Other resting condition (if any) :
7.5 Other condition (cutting plane) :

Fig. Free hand sketch of the solution to question #


7.6 Procedure:
Step 1.

8. Commands used:

S.N. Command Use

9. Result:

Faculty Name Date of Submission

Signature Marks
1. Exercise : 8 2. Date:

3. Title : Building Drawing (2D/3D).

4. Aim : To draw the orthographic multi-view projection of a building with sectioned view
showing the construction details.

5. Software used:

6. Introduction: Building drawing, Plan, Elevation and Sectional view:

6.4 Terminology (with sketch): 6.2 Real time example Picture

Fig. Fig.

7. Procedure (for solving question # ):


7.1 Question outline :
7.2 Object :

Fig. Free hand sketch of the solution to question #


7.3 Stepwise procedure:
Step 1.

8. Commands used:

S.N. Command Use

9. Result:

Faculty Name Date of Submission

Signature Marks
1. Exercise : 9 2. Date:

3. Title : 3D part modelling – Parametric.

4. Aim : To draw the 3D part modelling in advanced part modelling software.

5. Software used:

6. Introduction: Advanced 3D part modelling software

3D part sketch

Fig. 3D part model

7. Procedure (for solving question # ):


7.1 Question outline :
7.2 Object :

Fig. Free hand sketch of the solution to question #


7.3 Procedure:
Step 1.

8. Commands/ tools/ features used:

S.N. Command/ tool/ features Use

9. Result:

Faculty Name Date of Submission

Signature Marks
1. Exercise : 10 2. Date:

3. Title : Generating 2D drawings from 3D models.

4. Aim : To generate associated 2D drawings from 3D models, and to annotate the same.

5. Software used:

6. Introduction: 2D drawings from 3D models, and on Annotation

Fig, Generated 2D drawing

7. Procedure (for solving question # ):


7.1 Question outline :
7.2 Object :

Fig. Free hand sketch of the solution to question #


7.3 Procedure:
Step 1.

8. Commands/ tools/ features used:

S.N. Command/ tool/ features Use

9. Result:

Faculty Name Date of Submission

Signature Marks
1. Exercise : 11 2. Date:

3. Title : Development of surfaces

4. Aim : To draw the development of lateral surfaces of un-cut and sectioned solid
prisms/ cylinders, pyramids/ cones.

5. Software used:

6. Introduction: Development of lateral surfaces.

6.5 Sectioned solid - sketch): 6.2 Real times example Picture

Fig. Fig.

7. Procedure (for solving question # ):


7.1 Question outline :
7.2 Object :
7.3 Resting on Conditions :
7.4 Other resting condition (if any) :
7.5 Other condition - cutting plane :

Fig. Free hand sketch of the solution to question #


7.6 Procedure:
Step 1.

8. Commands used:

S.N. Command Use

9. Result:

Faculty Name Date of Submission

Signature Marks
1. Exercise : 12 2. Date:

3. Title : Assembly modelling and generating assembly drawing.

4. Aim : To model assembly of parts and to generate the assembly drawing and exploded
views.

5. Software used:

6. Introduction: Assembly of parts and Assembly drawing

Fig. Assembly model

7. Procedure (for solving question # ):


7.1 Question outline :
7.2 Object :

Fig. Free hand sketch of the solution to question #


7.3 Procedure:
Step 1.

8. Commands/ tools/ features used:

S.N. Command/ tool/ features Use

9. Result:

Faculty Name Date of Submission

Signature Marks

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