foolfillment: the blog

From here you can access the whole range of resources that I have for Higher Graphic Communication. Under each section there are AutoCad files for each of the drawings, these are supported by versions of the same object, modelled in AutoDesk Inventor. The AutoCad files were put together by Tom Bruce, the inventor parts and assemblies have been contributed by various people.

Feel free to use them however you like under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 UK: Scotland licence. This means that you can use and edit the files, but you must give credit to the original creator. If you share your derived work it must be covered by the same licence. Read more about the licence here.

This is very much a work in progress, it will take a long time for me to do them all, I would love your contributions. Please get in touch if you can help.

Also, I am really pretty lazy - I haven’t tested the links, nor have I tested that the assembly files open properly. I would really appreciate it if you let me know if you find something that doesn’t work. I am certain that there will be some glitches here somewhere.

Finally, if you have any feedback (positive or negative) about this project then I would really appreciate it if you left a comment below.

Technical Graphics 1
- Section A Estimated Perspective*
- Section B Measured Perspective
- Section C Isometric Views
- Section D Oblique Views
- Section E Planometric Views*
- Section F Assemblies
- Section G Exploded Views*
- Section H Sectional Views*
- Section I Geometric Construction
- Section J Tangency and Ellipse Construction*
- Section K Illustration and Presentation*

Technical Graphics 2
- Section A Sectional Views*
- Section B Assembly Views*
- Section C Exploded Views*
- Section D Auxiliary Views*
- Section E Location Drawing*
- Section F Tolerances*
- Section G The Three Ps

*The sections marked with an asterisk are ones that have not yet been completed.

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