Engineering Graphics I (AutoCAD)
Engineering Graphics I (AutoCAD) from Christopher Hester
Engineering Graphics I (AutoCAD)

In this course I learned simple concept and drafting techniques for engineering graphics. We used AutoCAD (3D techniques were learned in Engineering Graphics II). I got a lot of exposure to orthographic projections, auxiliary and isometric views, dimensioning and tolerancing as well as drawing gears and screws. For my final project I chose to draw a 6-in-1 screwdriver and socket tool with all separate parts and an assembly drawing with a Bill of Materials


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All Labs - These were all of the labs completed throughout the quarter, leading up to the final project
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Final Project Part 1 - Metal Handle Instert
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Final Project Part 2 - 5/16" and 1/4" Socket
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Final Project Part 3 - Resin Handle
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Final Project Part 4 - 1/4" Screwdriver Head
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Final Project Part 5 - 5/16" Screwdriver Head
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Final Project Part 6 - 6 in 1 Multi Tool (assembly)
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Engineering Graphics I (AutoCAD)

In this course I learned simple concept and drafting techniques for engineering graphics. We used AutoCAD (3D techniques were learned in Engineering Graphics II). I got a lot of exposure to orthographic projections, auxiliary and isometric views, dimensioning and tolerancing as well as drawing gears and screws. For my final project I chose to draw a 6-in-1 screwdriver and socket tool with all separate parts and an assembly drawing with a Bill of Materials

Christopher Hester
CAD Operator/Drafter Fresno, CA