Creating Working Drawings for Your Construction Documents in AutoCAD
In this set of tutorials I'll walk you through creating your first working drawing that you can attach to your construction documents. Software required: AutoCAD 2014.
What you'll learn
In this set of tutorials I'll walk you through creating your first working drawing that you can attach to your construction documents. We'll begin by creating the basic form of the section we want to detail. From there, we'll take an organized approach to drawing by setting and naming the layers of each element we plan to include in the drawing. We'll start with the exterior brick wall and work our way in towards the interior. We'll learn how to add hatching and line work that will make our drawing easy to read. From there, we'll learn how to detail a roof as well as some of the structural components that hold it together. Finally, we'll put some finishing touches on the drawing by adding text and leaders to label each element within our drawing. With these tools and tips, I'm confident you'll be able start putting together your working drawings with ease. Software required: AutoCAD 2014.
Table of contents
- Drawing a Roof Plan 7m
- Finishing the Roof Plan 7m
- Drawing the Basic Form of the Roof and Wall 6m
- Refining the Brick Veneer Detail 5m
- Adding Hatch Patterns to Grout and Brick 7m
- Drawing the Sheathing and Studs 8m
- Refining the Wall Detail 5m
- Drawing Insulation for the Walls and Ceiling 6m
- Detailing the Roof 7m
- Refining the Roof Detail 8m
- Adding Connection Details 8m
- Adding Text and Leaders to Your Drawing 7m
- Adding Break-lines to Our Drawing 6m