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Course Objective
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To understand 2D & 3D graphical representation of a mechanical drawing or mechanical sketches which includes multiple views, symbols and other drawing details.
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| Course Length |
1 Day (8-hours) |
| What You Will Learn |
Background to Engineering Drawing Development
Overview of Related Engineering Standards
Review of Applicable Terms and Definitions
Evaluation of Engineering Drawing Components |
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- Line Types
- Dimensions (baseline, chainline, coordinate, basic and reference)
- Tolerances (linear, angular, bilateral, unilateral)
- Symbols
- Border
- Title Block
- Revision Block
- Notes (general & specific)
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Review of Basic Drafting Conventions |
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- Third Angle Projection -vs- First Angle Projection
- Isometric Views
- Orthographic Views
- Section Views
- Detail Views
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Evaluation of Generic Sample Part
Multiple Exercises to Reinforce Views, Projections and Drafting Practices
Introduction to GD&T |
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- Overview of 14 symbols
- Introduction to datums
- Transformation of Linear Tolerancing to Position & Profile
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Location:
Productivity Quality Inc.
15300 25th Ave N. Suite 100
Plymouth, MN 55447
Start/End Time: 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Comments:
Dr. Greg Hetland is an engineer, consultant, educator and author, and a recognized leader in dimensional tolerancing and physical metrology. He has over 30 years of experience in the aerospace, defense, and commercial industries and extensive expertise in the mechanical and precision engineering fields.
Seminar includes Continental breakfast, lunch, course materials and certificate of completion.
Contact E-mail: training@pqi.net
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