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DRAFTING sa CURVE DRAWING sa DESIGNS & PATTERNS sa DRAWING INSTRUMENT sa DRAWING TABLE sa GEOMETRY & TRIGONOMETRY xx DESIGNS & PATTERNS xx DRAWING & PAINTING Drafting for woodworkers. A look at the basics in tools and techniques. Shopping for CAD. Advice from experts on choosing a computer-aided design program for woodworkers. A simple technique for drawing spirals that diminish at a predetermined rate per revolution. How to determine the dimensions for a piece of furniture from a photograph using only simple drafting tools. Computer-aided drafting with Apple Pascal and a Graphics Tablet. Includes routines to read tablet and display results. Circle and ellipse drawing programs. (1) Draw a circle when you know 3 points on the circumference. (2) Draw an ellipse from the 2 foci and a point on the perimeter. Written in Applesoft BASIC. Put your dreams on paper. Part 3. Methods and techniques used in drafting plans. Rooms with a preview. A review of 18 low-cost computer-aided design (CAD) programs for home construction and renovation. Computer aided drafting. Part 1. Includes sample programs and tips for performing rudementary CAD functions on joystick equipped computers. Computer aided drafting. Part 2. Do-it-yourself system built around a TRS-80 Color Computer. A short course in mechanical drawing. How to put a sketch of a project onto paper. Drafting basics. How one house builder draws his own plans and elevations. Low-cost computer-aided design. Architect describes his CAD system built around a Macintosh computer using MacPaint software. Tick sticking method for transfering an irregular shape (pattern) to a work piece. How to draw a large-radius arc through three points without using rope as a compass. Measuring antiques. How to measure furniture in order to prepare drawings for reproducing the piece. Tips on tools and techniques for recording all the important dimensions and details. Using the unwinding string principle to draw a smooth cam profile. Creating working drawings. How to take a woodworking design from rough sketch to final plans using simple drafting tools. Technique to draw a five-point star using a compass. Orthographic projection. This basic drafting technique will help you visualize your furniture ideas and transfer them to paper. How to draw working plans for remodeling a bathroom. Parallel line development. Drawings illustrate how to teach the drafting technique of parallel line development to the beginning student. Section viewing. A wooden model can help drafting students understand how to draw complicated interior sections. An exact way to center isometric drawings. Development drawings (made by laying out sheet metal containers on paper) can be converted into an interesting mobile. Do the drawings on stiff paper, cut out the drawings and actually fold into the object being drawn. Attach several with string to dowels and you have a mobile. Technical drawing classes may be made more relevant if the student prepares a simple project, such as a wooden toy, from rough sketches through refined sketches, working drawings, isometric or illustrated parts breakdown, and finally constructs an actual model using the drawings. Easy method of centering oblique drawings is illustrated. Overhead transparency master illustrates isometric, dimetric, and trimetric drawings of the same object. Overhead transparency master illustrates "oblique projections", another form of pictorial drawing which is similar to isometric drawing, but easier to make. Overhead transparency master illustrates perspective drawings. Overhead transperency master illustrates two-point perspective drawings. Computer program written in BASIC is designed to test a student's knowledge of elementary technical drawing. Computer program written in BASIC is used to compute and display the correct spacing dimensions necessary to center a mechanical drawing. Works with 1-view, 3-view, or isometric view drawings. The good, the CAD, and the Apple. Part 1. A computer-aided design program that lets you draw and maintain a library of shapes. This Apple II program is written in Logo and illustrates some of that language's features. The good, the CAD, and the Apple. Part 2. How to interface the Logo program to a Houston Instrument Hi Plot plotter model DMP-4. Streamlining made easy. Drafting technique for complex shapes in two dimensions is derived from Naval architecture. Uses the concept of waterlines, fuselage stations and buttocks lines. Woodworkers' standards. Drawings and plans. How to read and understand the draftsman's shorthand used in blueprints and drawings. Furniture drawings. Understanding the basic concepts of multi-view and isometric drawing. Technique for marking out an arch when you don't know the radius. Drawing for furniture designers. How to create elevational and perspective drawings for a professional presentation to a client. How to draw curves with changing radii so that they neatly meet straight lines. Designing regular shapes aided by a simple formula. How to layout regular polygons of 5 through 12 sides. | |||||||||
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