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Pen Sizes and Line Types (Metric)

July 29, 2019

By Steve Colors on the old drafting pens The ISO defines a set of standard metric line widths for drafting. Like the ISO A and B series sheet sizes, the pen sizes increase by a factor of 2. This allows additions and corrections to be made on the enlargements or reductions of drawings. Each width is assigned a color code. The color code corresponds to that for the matching … [Read more...] about Pen Sizes and Line Types (Metric)

Paper Sizes

July 29, 2019

By DGM The ISO 'A' Series The ISO 'A' series of sheet sizes is based on a constant width to length ratio of 1 : โˆš2. The A0 size is defined as having an area of one square meter. This allows paper weights to be expressed in grams per square meter. Each smaller sheet size is exactly half the area of the previous size. ie. If you cut an A0 sheet in half you get two A1 … [Read more...] about Paper Sizes

Numbered CAD Layering System

July 29, 2019

Written with the use of AutoCAD in mind, however principles apply to other CAD packages.Core conceptsAll layer names are prefix with a predefined set of numbers is the core of the concept behind this system. The first digit represents the discipline and the following digits refer to the object type (doors, columns etc.).BenefitsMultiple drafters can work together on the same … [Read more...] about Numbered CAD Layering System

Metric Dimensioning Guide

July 29, 2019

Written by Allan Lines Projection lines indicate extremities of a dimension. A gap of 1mm is generally drawn from the object to the start of the projection line. An extension of 2mm is generally drawn past the dimension line.Dimension lines run between the projection lines. They generally terminate with and arrowhead or tick. Arrowheads are usually 3x1mm and ticks, 2mm … [Read more...] about Metric Dimensioning Guide

Measures of Angle

July 29, 2019

What's it all About?Everyone who has had any sort of formal education at all will have learned about angles. How to measure them and how to draw them. They will certainly know about degrees. Most, but not all, will have gone on to do trigonometry with right-angled triangles, and words like sine cosine tangent will have some (half-remembered?) meaning for them. … [Read more...] about Measures of Angle

ISO 13567 – CAD layer standard

July 29, 2019

ISO 13567 is an international Computer-aided design (CAD) layer standard.Standard partsThe standard is divided in three parts:ISO 13567-1:1998Technical product documentation -- Organization and naming of layers for CAD -- Part 1: Overview and principlesISO 13567-2:1998Technical product documentation -- Organization and naming of layers for CAD -- Part 2: Concepts, format … [Read more...] about ISO 13567 – CAD layer standard

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