Hatching - Introduction to AutoCAD 2011: 2D and 3D Design - page 176

4. Fig. 8.23 is a front view of a car with parts

hatched. Construct a similar drawing of any
make of car, using hatching to emphasise the
shape.

7. Construct Fig. 8.26 as follows:

a. On layer Te x t , construct a circle of

radius 90 .

b. Make layer 0 current.

c. Construct the small drawing to the details

as shown and save as a block with a block
name shape (see Chapter 9) .

d. Call the Divide tool by entering div at the

command line:

Fig. 8.23 Exercise 4

R70

5. Working to the notes given with the drawing

Fig. 8.24, construct the end view of a house as
shown. Use your own discretion about sizes
for the parts of the drawing.

Hatch with
STARS
Scale0.75

30

Hatch Pattern
AR-BBB at
Scale0.4
Angle0

Windows are
5535 with
bars 1 and 2
wide

Hatch Pattern
ANGLE at
Scale 0.025

Angle0
Hatch Pattern
AE-BBB at
Scale

0.025
Angle 0

10

Fig. 8.26 Exercise 7

5

Command: enter div right-click
Select object to divide: pick
the circle
Enter number of segments or
[Block]: enter b right-click
Enter name of block to insert:
enter shape right-click
Align block with object? [Yes/
No] <Y>: right-click
Enter the number of segments:
enter 20 right-click
Command
e.

Hatch Pattern
BRSTONE
Scale0.7
Angle

Hatch Pattern
SAND
Scale

25 160 60

0.1

Hatch Pattern
BRICK at
Scale0.8
Angle0

0

Angle 0

Fig. 8.24 Exercise 5

6. Working to dimensions of your own choice,

construct the three-view projection of a two-
storey house as shown in Fig. 8.25.

Turn the layer Te x t of .

Fig. 8.25 Exercise 6