AIM:
DRAFTING OF VARIOUS GEOMETRIES USING CHAMFER, FILLET TOOLS IN AUTOCAD
INTRODUCTION:
AutoCAD offers various tools to perform different tasks. The various tools which are used for drafting in this project are briefly described here. These tools include: - Modification tools: Chamfer, Fillet, Offset, Rotate, Object snapping, trim and extend, Lengthen, Mirror, and Join.
CHAMFER:
A bevel or chamfer is
- An angled line that meets the endpoints of two straight 2D objects.
- A sloped transition between two surfaces or adjacent faces on a 3D solid.
The distances and angles that you specify are applied in the order that you select the objects.
Command used: CHAMFER
FILLET
The fillet tool helps form round corners between any two entities that form a sharp vertex.
A round or fillet can be created between two objects of the same or different object types: 2D polylines, arcs, circles, ellipses, elliptical arcs, lines, rays, splines, and lines.
If the two selected objects are on the same layer, the arc defined is created on that layer. Otherwise, the arc is created on the current layer. The layer affects object properties including color and line type.
Command used: FILLET
OFFSET
Creates concentric circles, parallel lines, and parallel curves.
Command used: OFFSET.
ROTATE
Used to rotate objects in our drawing around a specified base point. To determine the angle of rotation, we can enter an angle value, drag using the cursor, or specify a reference angle to align to an absolute angle.
Command used: ROTATE
OBJECT SNAP
Object snaps provide a way to specify precise locations on objects whenever you are prompted for a point within a command.
For example, you can use object snaps to create a line from the center of a circle to the midpoint of another line. The available options are endpoint (end), midpoint (mid), center (cen), geometric center (gen), nearest (nea), quadrant of a circle (quad), intersection, perpendicular, tangent, parallel, extension, apparent intersection, nodes, insertion points
Command used: OS --> Object snap; Shortcut key used: F3
TRIM and EXTENTS
Trims objects to meet the edges of other objects.
Quick Mode. To trim objects, select the objects to be trimmed individually, press and drag to start a freehand selection path, or pick two empty locations to specify a crossing Fence. All objects automatically act as cutting edges. Selected objects that can't be trimmed are deleted instead.
Standard Mode. To trim objects, first select the boundaries and press Enter. Then select the objects to be trimmed. To use all objects as boundaries, press Enter at the first Select Objects prompt.
Command used: TR
Extends objects to meet the edges of other objects. To extend objects, first select the boundaries. Then press Enter and select the objects that you want to extend. To use all objects as boundaries, press Enter at the first Select Objects prompt.
Command used: EX
LENGTHEN
Changes the length of objects and the included angle of arcs.
You can specify changes as a percentage, an increment, or as a final length or angle. LENGTHEN is an alternative to using TRIM or EXTEND
Command used: Lengthen
MIRROR
Create a mirrored copy of selected objects.
We can create objects that represent half of a drawing, select them, and mirror them across a specified line to create the other half
Command used: MIRROR
JOIN
Joins the endpoints of linear and curved objects to create a single object. Combines a series of finite linear and open curved objects at their common endpoints to create a single 2D or 3D object. The type of object that results depends on the types of objects selected, the type of object selected first, and whether the objects are coplanar.
Command used: JOIN
ARC
To create an arc, you can specify combinations of center, endpoint, start point, radius, angle, chord length, and direction values. Arcs are drawn in a counterclockwise direction by default. Hold down the Ctrl key as you drag it to draw in a clockwise direction.
Command used: ARC or A
POINTS
Creates a point object. Point objects can act as nodes to which you can snap objects. We can specify 2D and 3D locations for a point. The current elevation is assumed if you omit the Z coordinate value. The PDMODE and PDSIZE system variables control the appearance of point objects.
Command used: POINT/ DPPTYPE (to change the point style).
CONSTRUCTION LINE
Construction lines (also known as lines) are temporary linework entities that can be used as references when creating and positioning other objects or linework. Construction lines are either circles or straight lines that extend to infinity in both directions.
Command used – XLINE
CIRCLE
Created a circle
Command used - CIRCLE or C
1. To draft the following geometry using a decimal system of units

PROCEDURE :
STEP 1 -
- Go to START MENU, and select AutoCAD.
- The User Interface of AutoCAD is OPEN.
- Click the start Drawing tab
- The workspace of AutoCad is open,
- Enter UNITS in the command box.
- Select DECIMAL in TYPE, 0.00 in PRECISION, and METERS in UNITS TO SCALE INSERTED CONTENT.
- Select Angle type as DECIMAL DEGREE, and precision is 0 and direction are Anti-clockwise.
- Press OK.

STEP 2 -
- Select the Line tool or type LINE in the command line.
- Specify first point as 1,1 in the command line.
- Specify coordinate of the next point as @3.00<0
- Specify coordinate of the next point as @2.12<45
- Specify coordinate of the next point as @2.83<135
- Specify coordinate of the next point as @2.00<180
- Click on Close in the command line.

STEP 3 -
- Select the Circle tool or type CIRCLE in the command line.
- Specify center point of the circle as 2.50,2.00 in the command line.
- Select the Diameter option in the command line.
- Specify the diameter of the circle as 1.20.

STEP 4 -
- Select the Circle tool or type CIRCLE in the command line.
- Specify the center point of the circle as 2.50,3.50 in the command line.
- Select the Diameter option in the command line.
- Specify the diameter of the circle as 0.80.

STEP 5 -
- Open a dimension-style dialog box by pressing DIMSTY in the command line.
- Click on the Modify tab.
- Now go to the text and change the text heightand color as per Requirement.
- Here, I used a 0.14 unit for a text height

- Open a dimension-style dialog box by pressing DIMSTY in the command line.
- Click on the Modify tab.
- Now go to the text and change the arrow size and color as per Requirement.
- Here, I used a 0.18 unit for a text height

- Give the all dimension for the drawing as shown in fig.
- For liner dimension, Enter DIMLIN
- For angular dimension,Enter DIMANG
- And for diameter, Enter DIMDIA
RESULT :

2) Draft the given geometry using an Architectural unit system.
PROCEDURE :
STEP 1 -
- Go to START MENU, and select AutoCAD.
- The User Interface of AutoCAD is OPEN.
- Click the start Drawing tab
- The workspace of AutoCad is open,
- Enter UNITS in the command box.
- Select ARCHITECTURAL in TYPE, 0'-0" in PRECISION, and FEET in UNITS TO SCALE INSERTED CONTENT.
- Select Angle type as DECIMAL DEGREE, and precision is 0 and direction are Anti-clockwise.
- Press OK.

STEP 2 -
- Select the Line tool or type LINE in the command line.
- Specify the first point as 15,15 in the command line.
- Specify the coordinate of next point as @2'-10"<45
- Specify the coordinate of next point as @0,1'-9"
- Specify the coordinate of next point as @-8',0
- Specify the coordinate of next point as @0,-2'5".
- Specify the coordinate of next point as @3'<300.
- Specify the coordinate of next point as @2'6"<30.
- Click Close on the command line.

STEP 3 -
- Open a dimension-style dialog box by pressing DIMSTY in the command line.
- Click on the Modify tab.
- Now go to the text and change the text heightand color as per Requirement.
- Here, I used a 4" unit for a text height

- Open a dimension-style dialog box by pressing DIMSTY in the command line.
- Click on the Modify tab.
- Now go to the text and change the arrow size and color as per Requirement.
- Here, I used a 4" unit for a text height

- Give the all dimension for the drawing as shown in fig.
- For liner dimension, Enter DIMLIN
- For angular dimension,Enter DIMANG
RESULT :

3) Draft the given geometry using Engineering unit system.

PROCEDURE :
STEP 1 -
- Go to START MENU, and select AutoCAD.
- The User Interface of AutoCAD is OPEN.
- Click the start Drawing tab
- The workspace of AutoCad is open,
- Enter UNITS in the command box.
- Select ENGINEERING in TYPE, 0'-0.0" in PRECISION, and FEET in UNITS TO SCALE INSERTED CONTENT.
- Select Angle type as DECIMAL DEGREE, and precision is 0 and direction are Anti-clockwise.
- Press OK.

STEP 2 -
- Slect a RECTANGL tool or type a REC ENTER.
- Specify a First point cooridinates as 45',45'.
- Click on Dimension of enter D
- Specify a length of rectangle as 5'-0.1"
- Specify a width of rectangle as 3'-3.0"

STEP 3 -
- Select a CHAMFER tool or type CHA and ENTER.
- Click on Distance
- Specify a First distance as 2'-5.6"
- Specify a second distance as 1'-9"

STEP 4 -
- Center of Circle is loacated 1'-3.0" in x axis and 1'-6.0" in y. BUT, our co ordinate is 45,45
- so, FIRST Select a CIRCLE tool or type C and enter.
- specify the coordinates of center as 46'-3.0" , 46'-6.0".

STEP 5 -
- Open a dimension-style dialog box by pressing DIMSTY in the command line.
- Click on the Modify tab.
- Now go to the text and change the text heightand color as per Requirement.
- Here, I used a 2.6" unit for a text height

- Open a dimension-style dialog box by pressing DIMSTY in the command line.
- Click on the Modify tab.
- Now go to the text and change the arrow size and color as per Requirement.
- Here, I used a 2.6" unit for a text height

- Give the all dimension for the drawing as shown in fig.
- For liner dimension, Enter DIMLIN
- For angular dimension,Enter DIMANG
- And for diameter, Enter DIMDIA
RESULT :

4) Draft the given geometry 4 using AutoCAD tools.

PROCEDURE :
STEP 1 -
- Go to START MENU, and select AutoCAD.
- The User Interface of AutoCAD is OPEN.
- Click the start Drawing tab
- The workspace of AutoCad is open,
- Enter UNITS in the command box.
- Select DECIMAL in TYPE, 0.00 in PRECISION, and METERS in UNITS TO SCALE INSERTED CONTENT.
- Select Angle type as DECIMAL DEGREE, and precision is 0 and direction are Anti-clockwise.
- Press OK.

STEP 2 -
- Select the Line tool or type LINE in the command line.
- Specify the first point as 10,1
- Specify the coordinate of next point as @3.00,0.00
- Specify the coordinate of next point as @0.00,-0.50
- Specify the coordinate of next point as @2.50,0.00
- Specify the coordinate of next point as @0.00,2.50
- Specify the coordinate of next point as @-2.00,0.00
- Specify the coordinate of next point as @0.00,3.00
- Specify the coordinate of next point as @-2.50,0.00
- Specify the coordinate of next point as @0.00,-2.00
- Specify the coordinate of next point as @-1.00,0.00
- Click ‘Close’ on the command line.

STEP 3 -
- Open a dimension-style dialog box by pressing DIMSTY in the command line.
- Click on the Modify tab.
- Now go to the text and change the text heightand color as per Requirement.
- Here, I used a 0.25 unit for a text height

- Open a dimension-style dialog box by pressing DIMSTY in command line.
- Click on the Modify tab.
- Now go to the text and change the arrow size and color as per Requirement.
- Here, I used a 0.25 unit for a text height

- Give the all dimension for the drawing as shown in fig.
- For liner dimension, Enter DIMLIN
RESULT :

5) Draft the given geometry 5 using AutoCAD tools.

PROCEDURE :
STEP 1 -
- Go to START MENU, and select AutoCAD.
- The User Interface of AutoCAD is OPEN.
- Click the start Drawing tab
- The workspace of AutoCad is open,
- Enter UNITS in the command box.
- Select DECIMAL in TYPE, 0.00 in PRECISION, and METERS in UNITS TO SCALE INSERTED CONTENT.
- Select Angle type as DECIMAL DEGREE, and precision is 0 and direction are Anti-clockwise.
- Press OK.

STEP 2 -
- Select a RECTANGLE tool or type a REC and ENTER.
- Specify a first cooridinates of Rectangle as 23,1.
- Click on Dimension
- Specify a length of Rectangle as 11.50 and press ENTER.
- Specify the width of Rectangle as 6.00

STEP 3 -
- Select a Rectangle and type EX to Explode a Rectangle.
- Now, Selct a OFFSET tool and
- Specify a OFFSET Distance as 3.00
- And give aa offset from both side of rectangle.

STEP 4 -
- Select a CIRCLE tool or Type a C and ENTER.
- Specify A COORDINATE of circle as 24.5 , 4 (as rectangle coordinates is 23,1).
- And a two circle of DIAMETER 2 and 1.

STEP 5 -
- Select a CIRCLE tool or Type a C and ENTER.
- Specify A COORDINATE of circle as 28.75 , 4 (as rectangle coordinates is 23,1).
- Specify a DIAMETER as 3.

STEP 6 -
- Select a MIRROR tool or type MI and enter
- Select a left two circle and press ENTER.
- Now, Select a base points as center circle and press ENTER.

STEP 7 -
- Open a dimension-style dialog box by pressing DIMSTY in the command line.
- Click on the Modify tab.
- Now go to the text and change the text heightand color as per Requirement.
- Here, I used a 0.30 unit for a text height

- Open a dimension-style dialog box by pressing DIMSTY in the command line.
- Click on the Modify tab.
- Now go to the text and change the arrow size and color as per Requirement.
- Here, I used a 0.25 unit for a text height

- Give the all dimension for the drawing as shown in fig.
- For liner dimension, Enter DIMLIN
- For angular dimension,Enter DIMANG
- And for diameter, Enter DIMDIA
RESULT :

6) Draft the given geometry 6 using AutoCAD tools.

PROCEDURE :
STEP 1 -
- Go to START MENU, and select AutoCAD.
- The User Interface of AutoCAD is OPEN.
- Click the start Drawing tab
- The workspace of AutoCad is open,
- Enter UNITS in the command box.
- Select DECIMAL in TYPE, 0.00 in PRECISION, and METERS in UNITS TO SCALE INSERTED CONTENT.
- Select Angle type as DECIMAL DEGREE, and precision is 0 and direction are Anti-clockwise.
- Press OK.

STEP 2 -
- Select a LINE tool or type L and ENTER.
- Specify a first point
- Draw a square using a line tool of 1.5 side
- Select a OFFSET tool
- Specify a offset distance as 0.5
- Give a First offset of bottom line and the two offset of vertical line.
- Select a TRIM tool and trim unwanted LINES.

STEP 3 -
- Slect a LINE tool or type L and ENTER .
- Draw a rectangle of length 2 aand width as 1.5
- Select a OFFSET tool
- Specify a offset distance as 0.5
- Give two offset of horizontal line and one offset of vertical line
- Select a TRIM tool
- And trim a unwanted LINES .

STEP 4 -
- Select a LINE tool or type L and ENTER
- Specify a First point
- Specify a second point as @2<0.
- Specify a third point as @1.5<90.
- Specify a fourth point as @0.5<180
- Specify a next point as @1<270.
- Specify a next point as @1.5<180
- and CLICK on CLOSE.
- NOW, Take a LINE and JOIN it.

STEP 5 -
- Open a dimension-style dialog box by pressing DIMSTY in the command line.
- Click on the Modify tab.
- Now go to the text and change the text heightand color as per Requirement.
- Here, I used a 0.10 unit for a text height

- Open a dimension-style dialog box by pressing DIMSTY in the command line.
- Click on the Modify tab.
- Now go to the text and change the arrow size and color as per Requirement.
- Here, I used a 0.10 unit for a text height

- Give the all dimension for the drawing as shown in fig.
- For liner dimension, Enter DIMLIN
- For angular dimension,Enter DIMANG
- And for diameter, Enter DIMDIA
RESULT :

7) Draft the given geometry 7 using AutoCAD tools.

PROCEDURE :
STEP 1 -
- Go to START MENU, and select AutoCAD.
- The User Interface of AutoCAD is OPEN.
- Click the start Drawing tab
- The workspace of AutoCad is open,
- Enter UNITS in the command box.
- Select DECIMAL in TYPE, 0.00 in PRECISION, and METERS in UNITS TO SCALE INSERTED CONTENT.
- Select Angle type as DECIMAL DEGREE, and precision is 0 and direction are Anti-clockwise.
- Press OK.

STEP 2 -
- Select a LINE tool or type L and ENTER
- Specify the first point
- Specify the next point as @0,100
- Specify the next point as @210,0
- Specify the next point as @0,-75
- Press 'Esc' to cancel the Line tool.
STEP 3 -
- Slect a FLLET tool or type F and ENTER.
- Specify a radius of fillet as 15
- and slect first line press ENTER
- Repeat a same process for another curve.

STEP 4 -
- Select a LINE tool or Tpye a L and ENTER .
- Specify a first point as a cornor and
- Draw a line with cordinate as @70,0
- Select a 2 point circle tool and
- Take a two point as a two end of the line.
- Select a LINE tool or Tpye a L and ENTER .
- Specify a first point as a cornor and
- Draw a line with cordinate as @50<180
- Select a 2 point circle tool and
- Take a two point as a two end of the line.

STEP 5 -
- Select a CIRCLE or type a C and ENTER
- Specify a First points as a center of circle .
- Click on DIAMETER
- Specify a diameter as 50
- Select a CIRCLE or type a C and ENTER
- Specify a First points as a center of circle .
- Click on DIAMETER
- Specify a diameter as 30
- Select a TRIM tool or type a TR and ENTER
- Trim a semicircle .

STEP 6 -
- Selct a ERRASE tool or type a E and ENTER .
- And errase both the LINES.

STEP 7 -
- Select a OFFSET tool or type O and ENTER.
- Select a Horizontal and offset of 10 unit downward
- now, Select a vertical line and offset of 20 unit on right side.
- Select a RECTANGLE or type REC and ENTER .
- Specify the First point as a cornor of OFFSET line
- Draw a Rectangle of length 70 and width 30.
- Select a COPY tool or type a CO and ENTER .
- Select a rectangle and place at 30 unit distance.

STEP 8 -
- Select a OFFSET tool or type O and ENTER.
- Select a RECTANGLE bottom line and offset 20 units downward.

STEP 9 -
- Select a FILLET tool or type F and ENTER.
- Specify a Radius of 20
- and select a both the lines.
- Select a FILLET tool or type F and ENTER.
- Specify a Radius of 6
- and select a both the lines.

STEP 10 -
- Open a dimension-style dialog box by pressing DIMSTY in the command line.
- Click on the Modify tab.
- Now go to the text and change the text heightand color as per Requirement.
- Here, I used a 4.00 unit for a text height

- Open a dimension-style dialog box by pressing DIMSTY in the command line.
- Click on the Modify tab.
- Now go to the text and change the arrow size and color as per Requirement.
- Here, I used a 4.00 unit for a text height

- Give the all dimension for the drawing as shown in fig.
- For liner dimension, Enter DIMLIN
- For angular dimension,Enter DIMANG
- And for diameter, Enter DIMDIA
RESULT :

8) Draft the given geometry 8 using AutoCAD tools.

PROCEDURE :
STEP 1 -
- Go to START MENU, and select AutoCAD.
- The User Interface of AutoCAD is OPEN.
- Click the start Drawing tab
- The workspace of AutoCad is open,
- Enter UNITS in the command box.
- Select DECIMAL in TYPE, 0.00 in PRECISION, and METERS in UNITS TO SCALE INSERTED CONTENT.
- Select Angle type as DECIMAL DEGREE, and precision is 0 and direction are Anti-clockwise.
- Press OK.

STEP 2 -
- Select a CIRCLE tool or type C and ENTER
- SPecify a center point
- Click on Diameter
- specify a diameter as 5
- Repeat same process with same center point with diameter 4.

STEP 3 -
- Select a LINE tool or type L and ENTER
- Specify a starting points as center of circle
- specify second point as @4.275<180 and @4.275<0.

STEP 4 -
- Select a CIRCLE tool or type a C and ENTER.
- Specify a center of circle as a end point of circle
- specify a radius as 0.90
- do same process and
- Specify Diameter as 0.90
- Repeate same process for another end of line.

STEP 5 -
- Type a OSNAP in command line and select a tangent
- Select a LINE or type L and ENTER
- Clck on both the CIRCLE we get a tangent line
- repeat same process for 4 tangent line
- Now TRIM a rest porsion of circle.

STEP 6 -
- Open a dimension-style dialog box by pressing DIMSTY in the command line.
- Click on the Modify tab.
- Now go to the text and change the text heightand color as per Requirement.
- Here, I used a 0.300 unit for a text height

- Open a dimension-style dialog box by pressing DIMSTY in the command line.
- Click on the Modify tab.
- Now go to the text and change the arrow size and color as per Requirement.
- Here, I used a 0.300 unit for a text height

- Give the all dimension for the drawing as shown in fig.
- For liner dimension, Enter DIMLIN
- For angular dimension,Enter DIMANG
- And for diameter, Enter DIMDIA
RESULT :

9) Draft the given geometry 9 using AutoCAD tools.

PROCEDURE :
STEP 1 -
- Go to START MENU, and select AutoCAD.
- The User Interface of AutoCAD is OPEN.
- Click the start Drawing tab
- The workspace of AutoCad is open,
- Enter UNITS in the command box.
- Select archetectural in TYPE, 0' - 0" in PRECISION, and FEETS in UNITS TO SCALE INSERTED CONTENT.
- Select Angle type as DECIMAL DEGREE, and precision is 0 and direction are Anti-clockwise.
- Press OK.

STEP 2 -
- Select a LINE tool or type L and ENTER
- Specify a starting point as 5' , 5 '
- specify a second point as @32' - 6" ,0
- Select a CIRCLE tool or type a C and ENTER
- SPECIFY a center point as a cend of line
- Specify a radius as 8' and 9'

STEP 3 -
- Select a CIRCLE tool or type a C and ENTER
- Click on TAN TAN RADIUS
- Click on upper side on both the circle and press enter
- Specify a radius of circle as 41'-8"
- repeat same process again but now click on bottom of the circle for tangent
- specify a radius of circle as 20'-10"

STEP 4 -
- Select a TRIM tool or type TR and ENTER
- TRIM a unwanted parts of the circle

STEP 5 -
- Open a dimension-style dialog box by pressing DIMSTY in the command line.
- Click on the Modify tab.
- Now go to the text and change the text heightand color as per Requirement.
- Here, I used a 2" unit for a text height

- Open a dimension-style dialog box by pressing DIMSTY in the command line.
- Click on the Modify tab.
- Now go to the text and change the arrow size and color as per Requirement.
- Here, I used a 2" unit for a text height

- Give the all dimension for the drawing as shown in fig.
- For liner dimension, Enter DIMLIN
- For angular dimension,Enter DIMANG
- And for diameter, Enter DIMDIA
RESULT :

10) Aim: Draft the given geometry 10 using AutoCAD tools.

PROCEDURE :
STEP 1 -
- Go to START MENU, and select AutoCAD.
- The User Interface of AutoCAD is OPEN.
- Click the start Drawing tab
- The workspace of AutoCad is open,
- Enter UNITS in the command box.
- Select DECIMAL in TYPE, 0.00 in PRECISION, and METERS in UNITS TO SCALE INSERTED CONTENT.
- Select Angle type as DECIMAL DEGREE, and precision is 0 and direction are Anti-clockwise.
- Press OK.

STEP 2 -
- Select a RECTANGLE tool or type REC and ENTER.
- Specify the first point .
- Select Dimensions option in the command line.
- Specify length of rectangle as 10
- Specify width of rectangle as 10
- Move the cursor towards the upward and click ENTER.
- Select a OFFSET tool or type O and ENTER.
- Enter 0.5 as offset distance in the command line.
- Select the rectangle of size 10 x 10.
- Click on the inside of the rectangle.
- Press ‘Esc’ to cancel the OFFSET command.

STEP 3 -
- Select a COPY tool or type CO and ENTER
- Select a base point and make a copy
- Select a ROTATE tool or type RO and ENTER
- Select and objet and press 45 and ENTER.

STEP 4 -
- Select a MOVE tool or type M and ENTER
- Select a object and ENTER
- specify a base point as a QUADRATIC CENTER
- And Specify a second point as a QUADRATIC CENTER of another object.

STEP 5 -
- Select a TRIM tool or type TR and ENTER
- Select a unwanted object and press ENTER
RESULT :

11) Draft the given geometry 11 using AutoCAD tools.

PROCEDURE :
STEP 1 -
- Go to START MENU, and select AutoCAD.
- The User Interface of AutoCAD is OPEN.
- Click the start Drawing tab
- The workspace of AutoCad is open,
- Enter UNITS in the command box.
- Select ARCHITECTURAL in TYPE, 0'-0" in PRECISION, and FEET in UNITS TO SCALE INSERTED CONTENT.
- Select Angle type as DECIMAL DEGREE, and precision is 0 and direction are Anti-clockwise.
- Press OK.

STEP 2 -
- Select a LINE tool or type L and ENTER
- Specify a starting point
- Specify the next point as @4'-6", 0
- Specify the next point as @0 , 1'-2"
- Specify the next point as @5'-4" , 0
- Specify the next point as @0, -1'-2"
- Specify the next point as @4'6" , 0
- Specify the next point as @0, 4'-6"
- Specify the next point as @0, 3'
- Specify the next point as @ 0, 9'
- Specify the next point as @ -20'-4" , 0
- Specify the next point as @ 0, -9'
- Specify the next point as @3' , 0
- Click on CLOSE

STEP 3 -
- Divide a Line in 4 Segments by DIV and ENTER
- Select a LINE tool
- Click on end of 1st segment and Specify second point as @ 2'-8"<270
- Click ESC
- Select a LINE tool
- Click on End of 3rd segment and Specify second point as @ 3'-7" <270
- Click ESC

STEP 4 -
- Select a line tool or type L and ENTER
- DRAW A LINE form mid point of upper line
- Select a OFFSET tool or type O and ENTER
- Specify offset distance as 6'9"
- Selct upper line and give offset
- at intersection draw a square at 45 degree inclined.

STEP 5 -
- Open a dimension-style dialog box by pressing DIMSTY in the command line.
- Click on the Modify tab.
- Now go to the text and change the text heightand color as per Requirement.
- Here, I used a 9" unit for a text height

- Open a dimension-style dialog box by pressing DIMSTY in the command line.
- Click on the Modify tab.
- Now go to the text and change the arrow size and color as per Requirement.
- Here, I used a 9" unit for a text height

- Give the all dimension for the drawing as shown in fig.
- For liner dimension, Enter DIMLIN
- For angular dimension,Enter DIMANG
- And for diameter, Enter DIMDIA
RESULT :
