Frederick E. Giesecke - Technical Drawing with Engineering Graphics

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Sheet Layouts

Useful sheet size and title block information is shown here. All of the dimensions are in inches except for , where the example on the right is in millimeters and shows a typical tolerance block for a metric drawing.

Most CAD systems provide standard title blocks that you can insert automatically. Use layouts similar to these or blocks available in your CAD system as assigned by your instructor. If assigned, use the proportions shown here and design your own custom title block that provides the necessary information.

Fig. I Vertical A Size Sheet Layout

Fig. II Example Layouts for A through D Size Sheets

Fig. III Narrow Title Strip for a B Size Sheet

Fig. IV Typical Title Block

Fig. V Typical Parts List or Materials List

Fig. VI Typical Revision History Block

Fig. VII Inch and Millimeter Tolerance Block Examples. Note that both show third angle projection. Use the symbol for first angle projection when appropriate.

Sixteenth Edition

Technical Drawing with Engineering Graphics

Frederick E. Giesecke

Late Professor Emeritus of Drawing

Texas A&M University

Shawna Lockhart

Formerly Adjunct Professor, Engineering Graphics

Department of Industrial and Mechanical Engineering

Montana State University

Marla Goodman

Cindy M. Johnson

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