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Advanced Drawing and Dimensioning, The various dimensioning and measuring commands all calculate their distances in the drawing units. To demonstrate the more important automatic dimensioning facilities you will draw a relatively simple object, a mechanical engineer’s gland! (Figure 7.1). In doing this a few more new commands will be introduced. Then the dimensions will be added.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-13351-1Drawing with a mouse or tablet cursor is analogous to drawing freehand with a pencil. In engineering drawing we rely on a host of drawing aids and equipment. T-squares, rulers, setsquares and compass are but a few of the tools necessary to control the positions and sizes of drawn objects.

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Cursor and Display Control,Drawing with a mouse or tablet cursor is analogous to drawing freehand with a pencil. In engineering drawing we rely on a host of drawing aids and equipment. T-squares, rulers, setsquares and compass are but a few of the tools necessary to control the positions and sizes of drawn objects.

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Drawing and Editing,The AutoCAD Express takes to the air for this chapter’s exercise. The bulk of AutoCAD’s drawing entities are introduced along with some simple editing. This express air-service will be by hot air balloon (Figure 4.1)!

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-13351-1sed. If this is not the case you can follow the procedure outlined in Appendix A of this book. Most dealers will install the software for you when they deliver it. It is good practice to request this service so that your purchase can be fully tested while the vendor is present.

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Schriften zum europäischen Management begins with some of the commands that alter the objects and then considers some of the ways to duplicate them. This will help to accelerate the repetitive type of work needed to complete the Eiffel tower (Figure 5.1) that was started in Chapter 3.

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