Chapter 5 Creating and Editing Drawing Views Chapter

Chapter 5 Creating and Editing Drawing Views

Chapter 5 - Objectives • After completing this chapter, you will be able to perform the following: – Make changes under the Drawing tab of the Application Options dialog box – Create base and projected drawing views from a part – Create auxiliary, section, detail, broken, break out, and cropped views – Edit the properties and location of drawing views – Retrieve and arrange model dimensions for use in drawing views – Edit, move, and hide dimensions – Add automated centerlines – Add general dimensions, baseline, chain, and ordinate dimensions

Chapter 5 – Objectives - continued • After completing this chapter, you will be able to perform the following: – Add annotations such as text, leaders, Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing – (GD&T), surface finish symbols, weld symbols, and datum identifiers – Create hole notes – Open a model from a drawing – Open a drawing from a model – Create hole, general, and revision tables

Drawing Options • Drawing Options – – – – – Defaults View Justification Default Drawing File Type Section Standard Parts Non-Inventor DWG File Title Block Insertion Inventor DWG Version View Block Insertion point Dimension Type Preferences – – – Defaults Object Style Default layer Style Line Weight Display View Preview Display Capacity

Creating a Drawing • Creating a Drawing – DWG or IDW files – Drawing Tools • Drawing Views • Sketch • Drawing Annotation

Drawing Sheet Preparation • Sheets • Sheet format • Sheet size

Title Block Insertion • Insert Title Block – Delete existing title block – Insert title block from Drawing Resources folder

Border • Insert Border – Delete existing border – Insert border from Drawing Resources folder

Property Fields • Property Fields and i. Properties – Summary – Project – Status

Creating Drawing Views • Creating Drawing Views – Created from an existing part, assembly, or presentation file – Save drawing in same directory as the parent file • Types. . – Base View – Projected View » Orthographic (Ortho View) » ISO View – Auxiliary View – Section View – Detail View – Crop – Slice – Broken View

Creating Drawing Views • Base View - Component tab – File - Options change depending upon selected file • • – – – – Presentation File Sheet Metal i. Assemblies Representations Orientation Scale from Base Scale Label Style from Base Create projected views immediately after base view creation

Creating Drawing Views • Base View - Model State tab • Options change depending upon selected file – – Weldment i. Part Member (i. Assemblies) Reference Data • Line Style • Hidden Line Calculation • Margin – Scale – Label – Style

Creating Drawing Views • Base View - Options tab – – – – All Model Dimensions Model Weld Symbols Bend Extents Thread Feature Weld Annotations User Work Features Tangent Edges – – – Show Trails Hatching Align to Base Definition in Base View Section Standard Parts View justification • Foreshortened

Creating Drawing Views • Using the Drawing View Dialog Box –Base View • • • First view that is created Scale Other drawing views can be projected Orientation - preview image No limit to number of base views –Projected Views • Orthographic or isometric • From any existing view • Preview image

Exercise 5 -1 • Creating a Multiview Drawing

Creating Drawing Views • Auxiliary Views – Created by selecting an edge – Projected at 90 degrees

Creating Drawing Views • Section Views – Created by sketching a line or multiple lines that will define the plane(s) that will be cut through a part or assembly – Section View command

Creating Drawing Views • Section Views – – – Half Sections Projected Sections Aligned Sections Offset Sections Slice Modifying Hatch • Right-click > Edit

Creating Drawing Views • Hatching Isometric Views – Edit View

Creating Drawing Views • Slice View – Based on sketch in source view – Target view = projected, orthographic or isometric

Creating Drawing Views • Detail Views – Drawing view that enlarges an area of an existing drawing view by a specified scale – Detail View tool – Smooth Cutout Shape – Full Detail Boundary – Connection line

Creating Drawing Views • Break Views – Removes a section or multiple sections from the middle of a long part and show just the ends – Break command

Creating Drawing Views • Break Out Views – Expose internal components or features – Break Out tool • Boundary Profile

Creating Drawing Views • Break Out Views – Depth Options • From Point

Creating Drawing Views • Break Out Views – Depth Options • To Sketch

Creating Drawing Views • Break Out Views – Depth Options • To Hole • Through Part – Remove drawing content from inside a closed profile through selected components located in the browser.

Creating Drawing Views • Cropped Views – Shows a portion of a view • Rectangular • Circular • Based on a sketch in a view

Move Drawing Views • Moving Drawing Views – – – Move cursor over drawing view Select bounding box Click and drag view Children or dependent Orthographic or auxiliary view Detail and isometric views

Exercise 5 -2 • Creating Break, Section, Auxiliary, and Detail Views

Editing Drawing Views • Editing Drawing View Properties – Edit a drawing view – Drawing View dialog box • Deleting Drawing Views – Views that are dependent

Break and Align Views • Break alignment • Create alignment – Horizontal – Vertical – In Position

Replace Model Reference • Change the component a drawing references – Part – Assembly – Presentation – Same file type – Similar size

Exercise 5 -3 • Editing Drawing Views

Dimensions • Dimensions – Retrieve Model Dimensions – Edit and/or Change • Dimension Visibility • Dimension Value and Appearance – Automatically retrieve dimensions

Dimensions • Dimensions – Edit Model Dimension – Change model dimensions value – Option available when Inventor is installed

Selecting Dimensions • Quick Access toolbar – Select All Inventor Dimensions – Select All Model Dimensions – Select All Overridden Dimensions – Select All Auto. CAD Dimensions

Auto-Arrange Dimensions • Rearrange selected dimensions – Select dimensions in one or multiple views – Arrangement based on dimension style

Dimensions • General dimensions – Not parametric = Associative • Move and center dimension text – Centerline to dashed line

Dimensions • Add dimensions to an isometric view – Retrieve or add general dimensions – Space bar - Toggle between planes – Show All Part / Visible Work Planes

Exercise 5 -4 • Adding Dimensions

Baseline Dimensions / Set • Baseline Dimension – Window / cross objects – Individual dimensions • Baseline Dimension Set – Select objects Window / cross methods – Dimensions held as a set

Chain Dimensions / Set • Chain Dimension – Window / cross objects – Individual dimensions • Chain Dimension Set – Select objects Window / cross methods – Dimensions held as a set

Exercise 5 -5 • Creating Baseline and Chain Dimensions

Ordinate Dimensions / Set • Ordinate Dimension – Select points or window / cross objects – Individual dimensions • Ordinate Dimension Set – Select points or window / cross objects – Dimensions held as a set

Styles Editor • Edit existing style • Create new style based on current

Annotations • Annotations –Adding • • Centerlines Surface texture symbols Weld symbols Geometric tolerance symbols Text Bill of materials Balloons

Annotations • Centerlines –Center Mark –Center Line Bisector –Center Line –Centered Pattern tools • Automated Centerlines • Centerline Settings –Apply To –Threshold –View Types –Projection

Annotations • Adding more detail annotations – Surface Textures – Weld Symbols – Feature Control Frames – Text and Leaders • Format Text dialog box

Hole and Thread Notes • Adding… – Hole & Thread Notes – Hole Note Styles • Formatting • Apply tolerance values • Editing – Side Views

Exercise 5 -6 • Adding Annotations

Open Model from Drawing • To open a part or assembly file from a drawing file • Click Open – In view – From browser

Open a Drawing from a Model • To open a drawing from a part or an assembly file • In browser click Open Drawing – Drawing must be the same name as the part, assembly, or presentation file

Hole Tables • Hole Table – Types • Selection • View • Features – Edit hole table

Exercise 5 -7 • Creating Hole Tables

Tables • • • General Empty – Specify # of Rows and Columns From Excel Bends i. Parts and i. Assemblies

Revision Table • • Entire drawing Active Sheet Tags i. Properties

Applying Your Skills • Skill Exercise 5 -1 Skill Exercise 5 -2

Checking Your Skills 1. 2. 3. 4. True__ False__ A drawing can have an unlimited number of sheets. Explain how to change a sheet’s size. True__ False__ There can only be one base view per sheet. True__ False__ An inclined view is a view that is projected perpendicular to a selected edge or line in a base view. 5. True__ False__ An isometric view can only be projected from a base view. 6. True__ False__ A section view is a view created by sketching a line or multiple lines that will define the plane(s) that will be cut through a part or assembly. 7. True__ False__ Drawing dimensions can drive dimensional changes parametrically back to the part. 8. Explain how to shade an isometric drawing view. 9. True__ False__ When creating a hole note using the Hole/Thread Notes command, circles that are extruded to create a hole can be annotated. 10. True__ False__ An assembly model can open an individual part from its browser; however, it cannot open a drawing file from the browser.