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Level 1
Introduction to Mechanical Drawings
Course Outline
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Course Objective
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To understand the basic components, sections, views,
terminology and graphical representation of an engineering
drawing.
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Course Length |
1 Day |
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What You Will Learn
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Background to Engineering Drawing Development
Acknowledgement of Related Engineering Standards
Review of Applicable Terms and Definitions
Evaluation of Engineering Drawing Components
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Line Types
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Dimensions (baseline, chainline, coordinate, basic and reference)
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Tolerances (linear, angular, bilateral, unilateral)
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Symbols
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Border
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Title Block
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Symbols
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Notes (general & specific)
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Review of Basic Drafting Conventions
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Evaluation of Generic Sample Part
Multiple Exercises to Reinforce Views, Projections and
Drafting Practices
Overview of Progression to “Level 2—Precision GD&T: Introduction &
Fundamental Principles”
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Who Should Attend
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Individuals who need to understand terminology and graphical
representation of engineering drawings. Beginning operators and
technicians, administrative assistants to technical groups,
sales and purchasing representatives who deal with mechanical
components and assemblies will all greatly benefit.
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Prerequisites
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None (if the employee's division has training available for
visual inspection of components and assemblies, it would be
helpful to take it prior to this course).
The
Introduction to Mechanical Drawings
Course Outline is available in PDF format. |
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| Training Transformation |
Business Transformation |
GD&T Training Deployment Guide |
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To read about the
Training Transformation,
click here. |
To read about the Business Transformation, click here. |
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Graphics from Course |
Practice Part |
Isometric &
Orthographic Views |
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Section & Detail Views |
Third Angle Projection
Exercise |
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