This document discusses the basic tools and materials used for technical drawing. It describes pencils of varying hardness for sketches and plans, propelling pencils, erasers, rulers, set squares, protractors, templates, compasses, and paper of different sizes, weights, and finishes. Technical drawing uses these tools to precisely represent designed and built objects through communication drawings.
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It is a powerpoint presentation that discusses about the topic or lesson of the different Drafting Tools used in Technical Drafting. It also includes some characteristics on each tools.
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2. Drawing
Technical drawing is the method of
communication that is specific to the field of
technology
It is used to represent the objects that we design
and built.
Ingredients of technology
3. Drawing
Now, let´s learn the basic drawing instruments
Ingredients of technology
4. Pencils are made of wood and a graphite
core, called lead.
PENCIL
Pencil leads are classified by hardness as
follows:
Soft
• Numbers:
0 or1
• Letters:
8B to 3B
Medium
• Numbers:
2 or 3
• Letters:
2B, B, HB
and F
Hard
• Numbers:
4 or 5
• Letters: H
to 5H
Very hard
• Numbers:
6 to 9
• Letters:
6H to 10H
5. PENCIL
When we write, the graphite latch on to the paper.
If the pencil is a hard one the
amount of graphite is a bit one,
and the mark in the paper is light.
On the other hand if it´s a soft
one the amount of graphite is
bigger, and the mark is dark.
6. Soft Pencils are used for
sketches and artistic drawing.
PENCIL
Hard Pencils are used
for plans and technical
drawing .
7. Propelling pencils have a lead into a body,
commonly made of plastic.
PROPELLING
PENCIL
Propelling pencils provide lines of constant
thickness without sharpening.
They are used in technical drawing (not in artistic
drawing) and writing.
8. The lead of the propelling pencils can have:
Different hardness
Different diameters, to fit into a lead into the
reservoir tube.
PROPELLING
PENCIL
Diameter
Hardness
9. White vinyl rubbers are
recommendes.
RUBBER
Rubbers are used to correct errors made when
writing with pencil.
When you erase:
Follow the direction the line was draw in.
Use smooth movements so the paper doesn´t
wrinkle
10. RULER
Rulers are instruments used to draw straight lines
and measure segments.
Common ruler: It´s marked
along one side.
Engineer´s scale: It´s a
triangular prism on which
the six most common scales
are etched.
11. The set of squares are two right triangles used to
draw paralel and perpendicular lines.
SET OF SQUARES
They let us to draw
differents angles combining
the measures of the angles
of the set .
For example:
90º+45º = 135º 30º+45º = 75º
60º+45º = 105º 90º+60º = 150º
leg
leg
13. How to use drawing tools
Drawing angles: we can get 15º, 30º, 45º, 60º, 75º, 90º,
120º, 135º…angles by combining the 30º, 45º, 60º and the
90º angles from the set squares
14. You can get 45º, 75º, 90º, 120º
angles combining the set squares
15. The protactor is used to measure or draw angles.
PROTACTOR
It used to be semicircular
and is divided into 180
degrees.
16. The stencils are used when standard symbols are
to be drawn repeatedly. They have standard
symbols cut in it.
TEMPLATES
17. The compass is an instrument used to draw
circunferences or circular arcs, as well as to
measure segments.
COMPASS
It can be adjusted to hold a
technical pen.
Or with an
extension piece to
draw bigger
circunferences
18. The paper is the basis for all technical drawings.
PAPER
Paper can be clasified by:
Size
Weight
Finish
19. There are different sizes of paper. They are also
called formats.
PAPER (Size)
In technical design, the most common formats
are the “A” series, based on the DIN
(Deutsche Industrienorm)
20. A0 is a rectangle with an area of 1 m2.
PAPER (Size)
Each format is
calculated by
dividing the
previous format
in half.
The format we usually use is the A4
(297x210 mm)
21. The weight of the paper indicates how thick or
thin it is.
PAPER (Weight)
Usually the weight is
indicated in grams
per square metre.
More grams
implies a
thicker paper
22. The finish of the paper shows the appearance of
the surface of the paper.
PAPER (Finish)
It can be white or
coloured
It can be brilliant or
dull
It can be rough or
smooth
It can be opaque or
translucent
