Drafting – Product Design & Architecture · Drafting – Product Design & Architecture ... Lead – 12/pkg. $1.00 Mechanical Pencil – $2.00 7mm ... Unit 1: Basic Drafting Skills

Drafting – Product Design & Architecture

Madison High SchoolMadison Local School District

Madison, Ohio

Level 3

Before School Starts Check List

• Purchase Orders already received• Submit HelpDesk for the following:

– All Computers Operational– All Computers Can Logon– All Computers Connected to Internet– All Computers Connected to PLTW drive on server– All Computers Connected to Printers– PLTW drive cleaned and/or organized– Projector clean with new air filter and lamp– ELMO need


• Purchase Orders for the following:– Paper (A, B, & C)

– Masking Tape– Mechanical Pencils

– Drafting Tools


• Required equipment:– 30-60-90 degree triangle– 45 degree triangle– T-square– Sand paper pad– Lettering Guide– Scale– Eraser Guide– Compass– Divider

First Day: Welcome!

• Classroom Management – Planner used as pass (2 minute limit)– Emergency Drills

• Syllabus • Stem Expectations

– Portfolio, mechanical pencil, • Classroom Computer Operations & Storage

– Computer Serial Numbers• School's Internet Policy • Class website• Classroom Computer Software • Lettering & Borders

Logon Computers

• User Name: mhspltw• Password: design

Drafting Accessories - Cost

$8.00Templates$1.20Triangle – 30/60/90

$7.00Compass$1.40Triangle – 45/90

$4.00Dusting Brush$5.95T-Square

$3.00Scale$16.00Drawing Board

Replacement Cost

$1.00Lead – 12/pkg.

$2.00Mechanical Pencil –7mm

$1.00Pencil Eraser –3/pkg.

$2.00Mechanical Pencil –5mm

$0.50Block Eraser$2.00Mechanical Pencil –3mm

Supply List

Unit 1: Basic Drafting Skills• Assignment Procedures

1. View Syllabus

2. View unit’s presentation3. View Sheet Layout

4. View unit assignment

5. View Exemplar6. Complete assignment

7. Refer to “Drawing Criteria” Sheet

8. Make any additions, modifications, and/or corrections.

9. Turn-In

• Paper Size– A = 8-1/2” x 11” (Letter)

– B = 11” x 17” (Ledger)– C = 17” x 22” (Architectural)

• Layout– A = Landscape

– B = Portrait

– C = Landscape with Architectural Title Block

Unit 1: Basic Drafting SkillsDrawing Criteria:• Border Lines & Title Block

– Complete– Layout is drawn to exact measurements– Lettering equals 3/16” high and drawn horizontally– Corners do not have extended lines

• Geometric Object– Drawn to scale– Drawn to exact measurements– Views are spaced evenly from borders– No lines missing including hidden lines and center lines– Corners do not have extended lines

• Line Quality– Sharp lines – no “sketchy” lines– No “double” lines– Border lines are the darkest– Object lines are a bit lighter than border lines– Hidden lines, center lines, dimension & extension lines are a bit lighter than object lines– No impressions in the paper

• Dimensioning– Extension lines are spaced 1/6” from object– All needed dimensions are included for linear, arcs, and circular edges – no extra dimensions– Neat arrowheads– All annotations are included and touch the extension line– Lettering equals 3/16” high and drawn horizontally

• Finishing– No smudges– No construction lines or guide lines are visible– Clean and organized look

1.1: Sheet Layout

1.1.1: Border & Title BlockSize A

Layout A

1.1.2: Border & Title BlockSize A

Layout B

1.1.3: Border & Title BlockSize B

Layout A

1.1.3: Border & Title BlockSize B

Layout B

1.1.3: Border & Title BlockSize C

Layout A

• See other PowerPoint notes

1.2: Lettering

Unit 12: Architecture ProjectPreparation Criteria (PowerPoint)• Home Sketches

– Floor Plans (first, second, basement)– Room & Garage Dimensions– Door & Window Sizes– Kitchen Layout (Counters, Cabinets, & Appliances)

• Pictures– Elevation Views (Front, Rear, Right & Left)– Interior Rooms

– Roof & Site Plan (Google Earth)• Property Search

– Lake County Auditor’s: http://www.lake.iviewauditor.com/– Gather the following information:

• Parcel Number• Valuation• Sales• Sketch and Square Footage (Save Picture)• Residential

Drawing #1 (PowerPoint)

Unit 12: Lettering, Symbols & Details• Wall & Systems

– Interior Wall– Exterior Wall– Exterior Wall with Masonry– Foundation Wall with

Footer– Partition Wall, Railing, – Arch– I-Beam with Pier (Post &

Footer)• Doors

– Interior Flush Door– Bi-Fold Doors– Pocket Door– Double Action Door– Exterior Double Flush or

Panel Doors in Frame wall– Exterior Single Flush or

Panel Door in Frame Wall– Exterior Sliding Door Unite

in Frame Wall• Windows

– Double Hung Windows– Horizontal Sliding Window– Casement Window– Bay Window

• Bathroom Fixtures– Bath Tub– Sinks– Shower with Drain Location– Toilets

• Appliances, Cabinets & Counter Tops

– Counter– Cabinets– Stove / Oven– Dish Washer– Sinks– Refrigerator– Hood– Washer– Dryer

• Climate Controls– Furnace– Air Conditioner– Warm Air Supply– Cold Air Return– Duct Size– Change in Duct Size– Registers

• Exterior Walls Textures– Siding– Brick– Shingles

Drawing #2 (Packet)

• Electrical– Circuit Breaker– Outlet (110 v)– Outlet (220 v)– Ceiling Outlet Fixture– Recessed Outlet Fixture– Single Pole Switch– Double Pole Switch– 3-Way Switch– Connection– Telephone– Thermostat– Doorbell (Chimes)– Television Antenna Outlet

(Cable)– Fluorescent Fixture

• Plumbing– Water Storage Tank– Water Softener– Water Heater– Meter– Hose Bibb– Cold Water Line– Hot Water Line– Soil or Waste Line– Vent Pipe– Tee– Gate Valve– Soil Stack

Unit 12: Lettering, Symbols & Details

• Lettering– Use a lettering guide

to recreate these letters and numbers

– Construction lines• ½” high with split into

fourths• ¼” spacing between

lines

– NOTE: Unlike this exercise, Architects use 1/8” to 3/16” high lettering

Drawing #2 (Packet)


• Wall Framing Details– Evenly Space these

symbols– Scale: 1/2” = 1’– Rough Opening:

• 52” x 40”

– Header:• 2”x12”

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• Doors Symbols– Evenly Space these

symbols– Scale: 1/4” = 1’

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• Window Symbols– Evenly Space these


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• Roof Slope Details– Evenly Space these

symbols– Scale: 1/4” = 1’– Ceiling Joist

• 2”x6”

– Rafter• 2”x4”

– Clear Span• 19` 3-1/2”

– Roof Slope• 6:12• 18” Overhang

Drawing #2 (Packet)


• Electrical Symbols– Evenly Space these

symbols

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• Plumbing Symbols– Evenly Space these


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• Climate Control Symbols– Evenly Space these


Drawing #2 (Packet)

12.7 Footings, Foundation, Sills, & Cornice Construction

• Draw 4 different wall sections with annotationsA. Slab Foundation for Frame Wall with roof section of a wide

box cornice with lookoutsB. Basement Foundation Wall with Wood with Insulated Slab

Floor and Wood Frame Wall & Floor with roof section of a wide box cornice without lookouts

C. Basement T-Foundation Wall with Cast Concrete for Brick Veneer on Wood Frame Wall and Floor with roof section through a narrow box cornice.

D. Crawl Space Foundation Wall with Concrete Block with Insulated Slab Floor and Wood Frame Wall & Floor with roof section of a typical close cornice.

Drawing #3 (Packet)


• Slab Foundation Section– Scale: 3/4” = 1’

Drawing #3 (Packet)


• Wood Foundation/Basement– Scale: 3/4” = 1’

Drawing #3 (Packet)


• Cast Concrete Basement– Scale: 3/4” = 1’

Drawing #3 (Packet)


• Foundation with Crawl Space– Scale: 3/4” = 1’

Drawing #3 (Packet)

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Drafting – Product Design & Architecture · Drafting – Product Design & Architecture ... Lead – 12/pkg. $1.00 Mechanical Pencil – $2.00 7mm ... Unit 1: Basic Drafting Skills