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LUBINO RICHELLE C. BTVTED 3-E LOT PLOTTING •I-open ang Autocadd application at habang hinihintay mong mag-open isulat mo yung mga data para sa reference at para di ka na mahirapan. 1.Type "Units" and change type to "Surveyor's Units" then enter. 2.Type "PL" for polyline then enter. 3.Type data given starting from point 2 to point 1. 4.When inputting value; first put the measurements and then the coordinates. Example: 104.26m (click tab) then N.21D14'E then enter. 5. ( N, E, S, W ) refers to North, East, South, and West; ( D ) means (Degrees°) and ( ' ) means Minutes.

Capistrano, Elaine A. BTVTED 3E- DT First you are going to make a note for you to easily determine the areas. Next is Type the "UNITS"/ "UN" using command Setting to change into Surveyors Unit to have a direction and degrees to you units. next you are going to put or type the "PL" or "POLYLINE" and enter the specific area or dimensions from point 1 ro 2 and that is 27.99 < s 49 D 35'E after that press enter and continue to enter the measurement of area/ direction from point 3 to 4, again type the given measurement and is the 5.95<S86D 15' W then press the enter. And continue to finish the whole area. After Ploting the whole given measure of Area put Dimension of each side to check if its correct. After that put the Exact location or Address or the area of the Lot in side the Are Next is use Hatch and different types of line. Type Line type and chose the Phantom Line and use the .5 for line weight.

BERNARDO, KIM ALEXANDRIA M. (BTVTED 3-E) LOT PLOTTING PROCEDURE 1. Get the lot title you chose to plot in AutoCAD. 2. Open the Autocad. 3. Command "UNITS"" 4. Change the angle type to "Surveyor's Unit" 5. See the sample output for the format needed for the angles of the lot chosen then select OK. 6. Command "PL" for polyline then enter the distance indicated on the lot lines. 7. Press TAB for the angle then follow the sample output (e.g. S75D13'E) then press enter. 8. Repeat the procedures 5-7 until the lot line is enclosed. 9. For addition, input the line dimensions and the lot name in its right sides and places. Make sure to have the right layer properties when doing the lot plotting before saving.

OCAMPO, ALLYSA BTVTED 3D DT Before setting up the AutoCad application, first you must know the given area, or the land that you need to plot. Prepare the given measurements and degrees to plot. After knowing the given measurements you need to follow the steps below; Step 1: start to open your AutoCad application. Step 2: type UNITS and enter, click to change the type to surveyor's unit. (note: surveyor's unit is tend to show direction with degrees. It is typically used for lot plotting purposes.) Step 3: (know the degrees, angles and measurements.) first, type the command PL for polyline, then now type the given measurement, next is the angle with its degree and value. (Note: apply this method for the rest of the needed plotting) use Phantom line(.5) as a line type. Step 4: let your line move itself, it will accord based on the measurements. As a result, it will form in accordance to the given land measurements. As you can see, not all of the land area/title will meet exactly in the end. It may have a gap or extensions, it is normal to be happen. Step 5: after getting the final form, put a notes in every points, it will serve as the definition in each lines. Use the command ALIGN for each notes to have it in the line. (note: you can scale letters and numbers that is more suitable with the measurement of the line.) Step 6: after having the notes in each sides, note the full and exact address inside or in the center of the land title. Step 7: finally, hatch the area to serve as a final result for lot plotting. This lot plotting is used for Site Development Plan

TOLENTINO, JOHN MICHAEL BTVTED 3D DT 1. Open Autocad 2. Change the decimal degree in 'Units' command into surveyor's unit. 3. Specify starting point using 'PL' command for Polyline. 4. Click on any point and type the measurement from point 1-2, 2-3, 3-4, 4-5, 5-1 respectively. 5. Create a small circle using command 'C' and place it on every poing of the lot. 6. Indicate the labels and the address of the lot. 7. Hatch the lot and use Phantom 2 (0.50 mm) as its line type. 8. Finalize your output and then save.

Ploting 1. Use surveyor’s unit 2. Get the dimension of lot to analyze the possible Sq.m . 3. Get the exact lot spot or the location of lot. 4. Be sure to get all the lot specification, cut shape of lot and its angle. 5. Proceed to AUTOCAD. 6. Use polyline to project lot plot apply all the data gathered, such as the size, shape and angle. 7. Done at projecting the cut of the lot and its sizes, indicates all the dimension and corner and its angle. 8. To present the lot space apply texture inside the lot shape, to easily identify the lot spot or the lot location.

TAPERLA, JAY AR T. BTVTED 3-D DT Lot Plotting Procedures: 1. Open your AutoCAD and click the ‘Start Drawing’ button. 2. Type in the ‘UNITS’ command and change the type from Decimal to Surveyor’s Units. 3. As you change the type of unit to the Surveyor’s Units, the direction, angle, and value inputs will be indicated. 4. After setting the units, type in the command “PL” for Polyline then click on any point within the drawing area and type the measurements (e.g. Point 1 to Point 2 = 27.99; Angle = S49D35’E). 5. Type in the remaining measurements indicated on your land title. (Note: you don’t have to click on any points. Just type in the values and measurements on the input indicated with the command.) 6. You might notice that the polyline will not meet its exact starting point. Always keep in mind that there is no perfect land title. 7. Change the orientation of the lot by rotating it in accordance with the planning considerations. 8. Click on the “Circle” command and place it to the corners of the lot to give emphasis on it. 9. Indicate the labels and the lot address or location. Hatch and apply the appropriate layers. 10. Finalize and polish the plan and save.

MORGA, ERIKA JOY M. BTVTED 3D DT ACTIVITY: LOT PLOTTING STEP 1: OPEN AUTOCAD SOFTWARE STEP 2: COMMAND UN (UNITS) THEN ENTER TO CHANGE THE DECIMAL DEGREE INTO THE SURVEYOR'S UNITS. STEP 3: EXAMINE THE LOT ARE AND TAKE THE IMPORTANT INFORMATION LIKE IN THE EXACT LOCATION. STEP 4: AFTER TAKING THE INFORMATION, COMMAND PL (POLYLINE) AND DETERMINE THE MEASUREMENT TO POINT 1-2 THEN TYPE THE SIZE ANGLE, VALUE, AND DIRECTION. STEP 5: CONTINUE TYPING AND ENTERING THE GIVEN DATA OF POINTS UNTIL GETTING THE SHAPE OF THE PLOT. STEP 6: THEN CLOSE THE COMMAND AFTER COMPLETING ALL THE GIVEN DATA. STEP 7: THE LOT AREA NOW HAS BECOME VISIBLE. THEN CREATE A CIRCLE USING THEN COMMAND C (CIRCLE) AND THEN PUT IT TO ALL THE ENDPOINTS OF THE LOT AREA. STEP 8: MAKE SURE THAT IT IS PROPERLY ALIGNED TO INDICATE COMPLETE LABELS INCLUDING THE ADDRESS. STEP 9: COMMAND H FOR HATCHING. THE PHANTOM LINE SHOULD BE 2 (COLOR BLUE) AND ITS LINE WEIGHT SHOULD BE 0.50 MM. STEP 10: THEN LASTLY, FINALIZE THE OUTPUT THEN SAVE.

Daniella Mae F. Macasero BTVTED III-D Before starting on lot plotting area using AutoCAD, it is recommended to first put noted by first typing "UNIT" and change type to "SURVEYORS UNIT", this will then enable us to see degrees and direction. Use the polyline tool then select any starting point. Type the given measurement and angle which is 27.99m, S49 D35'E then enter. Do not click the mouse and just continue the same procedure from other measurements 6.95m, S45D36'W then enter;95m, S86D15'W then enter; 24.01m, N51D44'W then enter; 21.99m, N45DO7'E then close. After the input of the given measurement, it will show the shape of the lot area. Put small circles in all points of the lot area then set the dimension and measurement of each point. Address should be also shown in the lot area then hatch. Change the line type of lot line into phantom line with a line weight of .5 mm. The final output of lot plotting should have complete details wherein includes dimensions and location.

JOEL TAN, JR. - BTVTED 3D The first thing to do when land plotting in AutoCad is to change the units to Surveyor's Units, that would enable the system to gather all the details needed; the distance, degrees, direction and minutes. Base your measurements on what is given and input them in order; from point 1 to point 2, point 2 to point 3 and so on until it goes back to the first point. For inputting the details given, just input first the distance and click tab to input the angle of the line and click 'Enter'. Do this process in proper order until the given details returns you to its first point of origin. Do not forget to label the points and show the details that you've inputted

Click command "UNITS" to "SURVEYORS UNITS" after clicking that command the format of your drawing will change. as you can see the directions are changed even the sample output, angles and measurements. next is click the command "PL" for polyline click the first point and then enter the specific dimension which is 27.99 M S49D 35’E, as you can see it draws an object and you don't need to redraw or click command again to draw another line. as you continue your lot plotting just enter again the dimensions to complete the whole object. Always check your line weights and change it if necessary, put the label under your drawing and check if it is aligned.

Before we proceed to the auto cad, it’s better to notes the technical description in the land title to make it easier to plot. Then in auto cad first change the units into surveyor’s unit and check the format of typing, next type PL or polyline, enter then select any points then type the measurement or the point 1 to 2, ex 27.99Meters<South 49 Degrees,35minutes East (27.99<49,35). No need to click the mouse just continues to plot all the technical descriptions or the measurements. Look to the end point most of the time that line didn’t intersect or meet and some are beyond too, because not all land title are perfect, just close it by extending the line. And change the line into phantom and 0.5 lines weight. Each corner or point put bubble and label. And use line and align command to make a label of each point be presentable in positioning the lot bearing. And inside the lot plan put the complete address of that lot and hatch, some architect doesn’t need to hatch but for AR1 it’s needed. Thank you

SANCHEZ, JANNELA B. BTVTEd 3D DT Lot Plotting 1. Open AutoCad 2. Type Units then enter 3. In the Drawing Units dialog box, go to the upper right part look for Angle 4. Under the Angle, you will see Type and under it is an option 5. Click the option Surveyor's Units 6. You need to notice the changes in the Sample Output. You need to to notice that there will now be a direction and degrees. 7. Check your land title and your needed informations like the measurements, angles, values and its directions 8. Type PL then enter to use Polyline 9. Select at any point then type the measurement what angle, value and direction it is (ex. For Point 1-2 -> type 27.99 <S49D35'E then enter) 10. Then continue typing and entering the other given data from points, 2-3, 3-4, 4-5, 5-1 11. After completing all the given data, close the command 12. The lot area will now be visible 13. Click circle or type in C to create a circle then put it to all the end points of the lot area 14. Indicate complete labels including the address and make sure that it is properly aligned 15. Then hatch 16. Also, the line type of the lot area should be Phantom 2 (color blue) with a Line weight of 0.50mm 17. Finalize and double check your output then save.

Name: Marylyn L. Larga Yr./Sec: BTVTED 3-D (Drafting) Activity: Lot Plotting -thence S. 49 deg. 35' E., 27.99 m. to point "2"; -thence S. 45 deg. 36' W., 16.95 m. to point "3"; -thence S. 86 deg. 15' W., 5.95 m. to point "4"; -thence N. 51 deg. 44' W., 24.01 m. to point "5"; -thence N. 45 deg. 07' E., 21.99 m. to point of beginning; Step 1. Before you start the lot plotting change the Decimal degrees into Surveyor units. It will instantly indicate the direction and degrees. Step 2. Type PL (Polyline) then click some point. After that type the measurement 27.99 angle South 49 degrees 35 minutes East (S49D35'E) then Enter. Step 3. No need to click another point just continue typing 16.95 angle South 45 degrees 36 minutes West (S45D36'W) then Enter. Step 4. Next 5.95 angle South 86 degrees 15 minutes West (S86D15'W) then Enter. Step 5. Then next 24.01 angle North 51 degrees 44 minutes West (N5D44'W) then Enter. Step 6.Then Last 21.99 angle North 45 degrees 7 minutes East (N45D7'E) and Enter then close. Note: There is no perfect lot title there's a tendency that the line/measurements indicate on the title is broken or exceeded when you already plot it, so just close it. Then always rotate the lot area together with the direction North, East, West then South to know where's the sunset. After that don't forget to indicate the complete details; points,numbers, dimension and the location of the lot area.

Steps Preparing Your AutoCAD Plot Set Your Units! The first rule is set your drawing unit correctly, and draw with that unit. Set Your Page/Layout. Next thing you should do is setup your page. Setup Your Title Block. Now you should see your real paper size. Place Viewports and Set the Scale. Plot it!

John Michael h. Ignacio BTVTED 3-D Before create a lot plotting una itype muna ang unit sa command para mabago ang unit into surveyor unit then palitan ang inches into meter then pagkatapos I type ang polyline (pl) sa command para makita yung cross direction yung ang mag rerepresent ng North south west east then I type ang value na nakalagay sa lot area halimbawa line 1-2 15° N 23m 25s makikita ang unang linya sa lot plant una muna ay ilagay ang angulo ng linya tapos isunod ang distansya nito at ilagay ang time at sa mga sususnod na linya ay ganun din ang proseso. Sa pag gawa nito ay minsan mag kukulang o sosobra ang linya kaya para malaman ang laki ng lot area ay lagyan ito ng hatch dahil ito ang mag rerepresent ng lawak at ilagay ang mga value ng bawat linya pagkatapos lagyan.

before starting type unit first and change the type, change to surveyors unit, and check if there is a change in your format, you will noticed that when changing, there is a change in the sample outputs, the first to be placed are the measurements then the angle then the Direction and how many degrees and time then direction again. Now the command to be used is polyline or shorcut key is PL then enter and then just click on any point, then type the measurements, 27.99 M S49D 35’E tapos click enter makikita na nag form siya ng line which made up dun sa tinype mo kanina pagtapos non hindi na kailangan iclick ung mouse to create another line i-type lang ulit yung kasunod na measurements ganon lang ulit gagayahin mo lang hanggang sa mabuo na yung shape or lot area nung measurement na sinusundan mo. Then you will notice na yung starting point ay hindi sakto always remember na hindi lahat ng starting point ay laging perpfect minsan merong sumobra o kaya naman ay kinapos ang gagawin mo lang ay iaadjust mo para sumakto. Then create ka ng line direction mo itapat mo sa lot area na ginawa mo para define mo kung san yung NORTH, EAST,SOUTH,WEST nito at tsaka malaking tulong din ito para malaman yung direction kung saan lumulubog o lilitaw yung araw. And then in your lot area offset lang ng 1 meter pero mapapansin mo hindi lumilinya sa lot area ung off set mo but okay lang kasi maglalagay naman ng set back, after non maglalagay ka ng circle dun sa mga point then sa tabi ng bawat bilog merong number para malaman yung pag kakasunod sunod ng mga point, after non maglalagay ka na ng text sa gilid ng mga bilog which is yung mga measurement nila. Pag natapos mo na ilagay lahat ng measurements sa loob ng lot area ilagay mo yung adress ng loteng ginagawa mo after non i-adjust mo nalang na magkasya sa loob para maganda tignan then hatch tapos baguhin yung line type ng phantom duon sa border ng lot tas yung color ikaw na ang bahala and then done na.

DAÑAS, MARY ANN AZUCENA BTVTED 3-D LOT PLOTTING. 1. Open your Autocad Application and wait for it to start. 2. Type "UNITS" and enter. Change type into "SURVEYORS UNIT" 3. Using the given land area, type it using the guideline of measurement-angle-value. For example, given in line 1: 27.99 enter S49D35'E enter 4. Make sure to use the layers, linetype phantom. After putting it all you'll notice that the plot is not exactly meeting the endpoints. You will enclosed it by extending lines. 5. Put bubbles in every corner and label each. 6. From line 1 to line 2, put text that will represent the measurement or dimension. Just to make it more easier, copy text and edit based on the given Lot Plot measurement. 7. Put the complete address also inside the plotted area and hatch it. 8. Then you're done. Rotate it with the direction of sunrise and sunset and you can now use it in Site Development Plan. Rar🦖

DEITHEL L. NAMALATA BTVTED 3D (DT) 1. Open the AutoCAD 2. Type "Units" and change decimal degree to surveyor's unit. 3. Type PL for polyline and specify starting point. 4. Then, start plotting. Use the given measurement. From point 1-2, type @27.99m, S49D35'E then repeat the procedure to the next point. Point 2-3, type @16.95, S45D36'W then enter. Point 3-4, type @ 5.95, S86D15'W then enter. Point 4-5, type @ 24.01, N51D44'W then enter. Point 5-1, type @ 21.99, N45DO7'E then enter. 5. Type C for circle, just make it small and MT for numbers (1-5). Do it to every point of the lot. 6. Provide dimensions to each side and complete address at the center of your lot. 7. Click the lot and hatch it. 8. Lastly, Click the lot line, change the line type to phantom line and the line weight to 0.5. While, the colors are all up to you.

JAYAN, NICA MAE V. BTVTED III-E Open Your AutoCAD application, and before you will start, change first the unit. Type UN then changed the angle type to surveyor's unit (3.00 <N 45D E, 0.00). To start the Plotting of Land Title, The point 2 to 3 Type PL and specify the starting point, Then Type 27. 99 <S 49D35'E then enter, since it will automatically form a line, just type again to start another measurement of point 3 to 4, TYPE 5.95 <S86D15'W then enter. Point 4 to 5, type 24.01 <N51D44'W then enter. Then the last point is point 5 to 1, just type 21.99 <N45D7'E then enter and close. To finish the ploting of your land title you may now put notes to its every point. From point 1 to 2, using a command TEXT type 27.99m, S45D35'E. Then to aligned the text from point 1 to 2 into your object accurately. Make a reference line in the text you made. Then type AL, select the object then enter and specify the first source point, which is select the first point of your reference line you've made, and after that specify the first destination point, which is at Point 1 of your plot/ object. And then specify the second source point, which is the second point of your reference line, then specify the second destination point which is at point 2 on your plotting then enter and select NO then enter. Then for the notes of point 2 to 3, point 3 to 4 to 5 and point 5 to 1, it's the same process like the way you have made the point 1 to 2. After you had put all the notes, you will now put an addres to the Land Title you made in the middle of the object. Then put a hatch to your object or the plotting of your Land Title. Then change the line type of your object, with the command type LA, then click new Layer, then rename as Phantom Line, Change the line type to Phantom Line and the line Weight to 0.5. Just select the object then click the layer you have made.

Malazarte, Shaira Mae C . 3D Bago mag Umpisa kaylangan Muna Natin Baguhin Yung Decimal degree to Surveyor's sa UNITS makikirata Yun tapos next icheck yung exact yung information lot Area tapos Type PL para Sa Polyline tapos type ang Mesurement para Tama Yung Line na Ilalagay sa STARTING POINT May Chance na Lumagpas Minsan naman Kulang Kasi Wlang Lot Title na Sakto tapos dapat Oag Nag Rotate ay alam If West or South tapos next check thr format indicate The Circle tapos may No. Don tapos example Is point 1 and Point 2 Next Comand TM para Sa Text then Ilalagay Yung Lot Size Then Aline sa Size ng Area then Ganon Din gagawin sa ibat ibat Sides Copy lang tapos babaguhin yung nakasulat tapos Dapat Same Size ng mga Font Size para Presentatble ang Lot Plotting tapos Don Sa Loob Indicate The FULK ADDRESS. Tapos Checj The Format para Maganda Tignan tapos HATCH and pumili na Accurate na Design Tapos Ayan na ang Lot Plotting complrte detailes Dapat .

Vince Cyven M. Agapito BTVTED 3E-DRAFTING Sa pag po-plot nang area sa autocad,mas madali mag plot kapag maglalagay ka muna ng notes mo sa autocad para hindi ka malito. Sa pag po-plot sa autocad, unang gagawin mo ay itype ang units palitan yung decimal sa type ng surveyors unit, para magkaraoon ng direction at kung ilan decrees meron sa area.Pagkatapos ay maglalagay ng polylines at unang itatype ang measurements ng area, sunod yung angle tapos yung value. Huwag ieenter at hindi kailangan iclick ang mouse at ulit ulitin lang ang proseso hanggang sa mabuo ang itsura o hugis ng lote o ng area. Tandaan, walang perfect na landtitle kaya huwag magtaka kung hindi umabot o lumagpas ang lot are na ginagawa mo. Laging may sobra o kulang ang landtitle. Kapag tapos nang mabuo ang hugis ng landtitle ay gagawa ng parang reference kung saan nakalagay ang north east south at west at kapag irorotate mo ay kasama dapat ang lote para malaman mo kung san lulubog at aangat ang araw. Pagtapos ay lalagyan bawat corners ng bilog at lalagyan ito ng mga numero at ito ang magsisilbing points ng bawat corner. Pagtapos ay itataype mo na ang mga measurements, angle at value ng mga points na nilagay mo halimbawa sukat ng point 1 to point 2 para mas detelyado and ginagawang landtitle.Kailangan na naka aalign ang text na nilagay mo, halimbawa sa point 1 to point 2 para mas madali itong maintindihan at basahin. Kapag malaki naman ang text na nilagay ay maaari naman itong iscale para parepareho ng size at para naren mas maganda ito tingnan. Pagtapos na ilagay lahat ng measurements bawat points ay ilalagay na ang complete address at ilalagay ito sa gitna ng landtitle na ginawa mo.Kapag malaki ang text na nagawa ay maari itong iscale para mas maganda ito tingnan at kaaya-aya ito sa mata. Pagkatapos may lagyan ito ng hatch at irotate ito base sa orientation ng lot area. Phantom line ang kadalasang ginagamit sa pag gawa ng landtitle. Thank you for reading muahh.

Before we start plotting we must change the decimal degree into surveyor's Units na makikita sa command "UN". Analyze the lot area at kunin ang mga kailangan na information kagaya ng exact location. After mo makuha ung mga information next is iaapply sa CAD. Magsstart sa point 1-2 command "PL" which means polyline then type the size angle, Location,Degree,Min and Location for example (104.26m, N21D 14'E). Icontinue lang hanggang mabuo at makuha mo ung shape ng plot. After makuha ung plot, in every corners lagyan ng circle and number to identify the points then, icopy ung exact text location para madaling ma identify ung locations. Para mas madaling ipantay sa specific na points gagamit ng command na "AL" syempre dapat ung text na ginawa mo is may line para maalign sa plot. Pagnalagyan na lahat locations lagyan ng address at ilagay sa gitna ng plot, then sa last part its either mag ooffset ka or i hahatch mo nalang since walang binigay na sukat sa hatching. Last part irorotate mo ung plot kung saan ung plot mo saktong nakatapat then Lalagyan ng Line weights para madaling ma identified and mas presentable.

Before mag start sa Plotting Type "UNITS" then change the Angle Type "Surveyors units" then click Ok. After mapalitan sa Units use the command PL type PL (polyline) for continues line for plotting. After mai-type ang PL read the Measurements Point 1 to 2 then type @27.99 <S49D35'E then Enter. Next measurement Point 2 to 3 type @16.95 <S45D36'W then Enter. Next measurement Point 3 to 4 type @5.95 <S86D15'W then Enter. Next measurement Point 4 to 5 type @24.01<N51D44'W then Enter. Last measurement 5 to 1 type @21.99 <N45D07'E then Enter and close. After mabuo ang lot area type C for circle and ilagay sa bawat point. Lagyan ng number 1 (Point 1) to 5 (Point 5). After malagyan ng number mag lagay naman ng text ( Technical Description ) dapat malagyan lahat ng mga point.. after mag lagay ilagay ang buong address ng Lot plan at ilagay sa gitna ng Lot plan. After ma-Final output make sure complete details may dimension and location. And change the layers. Color: Blue Line type: Phantom 2 Line weight: 0.50mm

The steps to do in lot plotting is to set the unit into surveyors unit first. As you change it into surveyors unit it will add additional options like direction and degree. This is how to read the coordinates Point 1 to 2, 27.99 meters, South 49 degrees, 35 mins. East. Use the Polyline command then plot the first segment anywhere in the drawing area then insert the measurements, 27.99 meters, South 49 degrees 35 mins. East then enter to finish the command. Point 2 to 3, 16.95 meters, South 45 degrees 36 mins. West then finish the command by clicking enter. Point 3 to 4, 5.95 meters, South 86 degrees 15 mins. West then finish the command. Point 4 to 5, 24.01 meters, North 51 degrees 44 mins. West click enter. Point 5 to 1, 21.99 meters, North 45 degrees 7 mins. East then close the polyline, if end points do not touch please manually close it. Change the created polyline into phantom layer to represent the perimeter or the lot area. It is important to plot also the cardinal directions in planning because it is necessary to consider also where is the sun rises and sets. Then apply the fundamentals in planning a building (floor plan) like setbacks, the initial plan itself and so on. Insert circles where lines touches to represent the points, example point1, point 2 and so on. Insert also the necessary labels like measurements parallel or align to the lines and the address at the middle and lastly hatch it.

First, Analyze the measurement then change the Unit to surveryors units then the Direction will be change, by reading the Measurement. point 1 to 2, 27.99 meters, South 49degrees and 35 minutes east. Then Use the command PL or polyline for continues line plotting and there is a possibility that the Lot area given will not totally Connected but you need to adjust it then Dimension it. 27.99 M S49degree and 35minutes east. and so on but of the dimension or text is Larger than the line just adjust it until the word is readable then align it. Next is Change the layer of the lot area To .50 and hatch it, And do not forget to put the Lot area word in the middle or lot area. And don't forget that the lot title is not always perfect we need to adjust.

Good evening sir Dellomas mag papasa lang po about sa mga tinopic ninyo po sa meeting kanina. Name: JOHN PAUL PAJEGAL Section: BTVTED 3D Major: DRAFTING TECHNOLOGY. Advance Cad - tumatalakay patungkol sa pagpepreperasyon ng disenyo ng exterior at interior ng isang bahay gamit ang sketch up at irrendered sa vray. Title bar organizing and some tips. Menu barDyan makikita ang tools Status bar dyan makkita ang description ng mga command Measurements bar dyan makkita ung measurement na ginagamit sa lay out. Components: example - like people, things and trees. Dapat ang units na gamit ay millimeter. Kasi ang unang gagawin ay interior modelling and rendering Tool bars dto makikita ang mga plug ins at mga tools na gamit sa sketch up. Getting started tool ✓ O - orbit command H - pan Zoom (-,+) Zoom extent. Pag mag dedelete select lang ung components then press delete. Pag line the shortcut is letter L. A - arcs Shapes: Rectangle - R Circle - C Polygon Select the base point the press control to copy the object. K - to rotate object P - select surface push/pull F - Offset desired thickness T - Tape measure create infinite broken guidelines Windows: Default tray - dito makikita ung mga ginagamit sa sketch up. Shaded with textures - nagging color white yung itsura ng lay out at nag mumukang mas malinis Fredo corner - Ginagamit pag gumagawa ng mga furniture. Importing AutoCAD file to SketchUp. Pag mag bubutas ng wall gagamit ng P command para ma push ung isang selected face. Pag naka component connected na siya sa lahat ng object na galing sa kanya, madalas gamitin pag gumagawa ng windows.

Argene Abay DT 2-D SKETCHING A FILLISTER HEAD CAPSCREW (SCHEMATIC REPRESENTATION) Step 1: Draw horizontal lines with a distance of 2/3 of D. Step 2: Make a center line vertically which will serve as the center of the screw, and offset it with 1/2 of D on both sides. Step 3: Get the length of the thread, by starting from the bottom horizontal line that you created before in Step 1, from there use the given length of the thread Step 4: Remembering the center line that you created before, make two vertical lines just make sure that you are using the center line as the middle of both vertical lines that you will be creating with the distance of 1/4 of D it will set as the slot of the screw. Step 5: Same thing to get the head of a screw make sure you use the center line as the middle of both vertical lines that you'll be creating with the distance of 1 1/2 of D. And you will be using a compass 2XD, that will give you the peak of the oval head capscrew. And to get the depth of the slot simply get the peak of the screw from there make a parallel line beneath of it with a distance of 1/2 of D. Step 6: Chamfer the screw measuring of 1.5X45° Step 7: Get the inner diameter Step 8: Since it is in Schematic representation * Lightly block in the threaded shaft. Make a light vertical line to define to define the threaded portion. * Use a light line to mark the thread depth * No need to mark a pitch distance since it is a full threaded screw * Use LONG THIN line to represent the crests. * Use SHORT THICK line to represent the crests. Step 9: Darken in the lines. Step 10: Clean an Present.

Argene Abay DT - 2D SKETCHING OVAL HEAD CAPSCREW Activity 7: Steps in sketching Oval Head Cap Screw Step 1: Draw horizontal lines with a corresponding 1/2 of D. Step 2: Draw a Center line and offset a 1/2 of D on both sides. Step 3: Get the length of the screw Step 4: Start a line from below horizontal line and the Vertical line that intersect Step 5 Using a compass, put the compass needle to the middle of the center line and put the pencil holder to the intersecting point of the upper Horizontal line to a 40° line that you created before. Step 6: And get the depth from the peak of the head screw downed by 1/2 of D. Step 7: Using a 45° triangle, chamfer the screw measuring of 1.5x45° "Full thread" Step 8: Since it is in Schematic representation * Lightly block in the threaded shaft. Make a light vertical line to define to define the threaded portion. * Use a light line to mark the thread depth * No need to mark a pitch distance since it is a full threaded screw * Use LONG THIN line to represent the crests. * Use SHORT THICK line to represent the crests. Step 9: Emphasize the important lines. Step 10: Clean and present.

Eric Jay D. BORDEOS GIVEN D=10 mm L=40 Full thread 1.5 x 45° STEP IN SKETCHING OVAL HEAD CAPSREW STEP 1. MAKE CENTER LINE AND DETERMINE THE DIAMETER HEAD, AND MAKE HORIZONTAL LINE WITH THE RIGHT MEASUREMENTS FOR HEAD BODY. STEP 2. To GET THE HEIGHT OF HEAD, PROJECT A 40° ANGLE IN BOTH CORNER SIDE OF HEAD. STEP 3. TO GET THE DEPT THREAD OF THE THREADS PART, PROJECT A LINE ¼ OF HEAD DIAMETER.TO FIND THE SHAPE (OVAL) OF THE HEAD SCREW, KINDLY SKETCH 1/2 OF ITS DIAMETER FROM ITS DEPTH. STEP 4. FOR THREADED END OF SCREW CHAMFER IT USE 1.5 X 45°, FOR THREAD PART. STEP 5. USE SCHEMATIC AND SIMPLIFIED PRESENTATION.

ACTIVITY #7 Steps in Sketching Oval Head Capscrew Step 1: determine the diameter of the head of fasteners, the length or desired length, style of head and its type. Note: the length is measured from the point at which the head sits flat. Step 2: after determining all measurements (given measurements) lightly project the corner of heads diameter in able to make the front view of the screw. Step 3: in able to have the height or measurement of the head, lightly produce a 40 degree angle in both sides (the 2 points of the head). Step 4: to have the depth of the screw or the head of screw, kindly sketch a line measures a 1/4 of heads diameter. While to have the oval shape of its head, kindly measure 1/2 of D from the point where in the 1/4 is measured before. Step 5: chamfer is the threaded end of the screw. Use 1.5 x 45° to be the chamfer, it is measured from the thread length. Step 6: show threads in simplified or schematic form for the presentation of the screw. Given D=10 mm L=40 (full thread) 1.5 x 45°

JOHN PAUL PAJEGAL 1. Draw two horizontal line with a distance of ½ of D. 2. Sketch vertical line to create a center line after that create another vertical line with the distance of ½of D from the center line. (left and right) enclose the bottom end of screw. 3. From the lower horizontal line, from the intersection point to vertical line used protractor to draw diagonal line with a measure of 40° And make a slant line, do it to the other side to construct a head of screw. 4. From the top of screw draw vertical line with the distance of ¼ of D from the center line ( Do the same to the other side). 5. Draw an arc from the intersection of slant line from the left towards slant line from the right. From the top of lower arc measure ½ of D vertically downwards and sketch horizontal line. 6. Chamfer the bottom corner of length using 45° triangle. Sketch the thread length, after that draw horizontal line and from that horizontal line, sketch vertical line going to the chamfer ( Do it to the other side) 7. Then highlights the pitches and the other important lines.

Tejero, Lerra Joyce ACTIVITY 7: OVAL HEAD CAPSCREW SCHEMATIC AND SIMPLIFIED REPRESENTATION, FULL THREAD GIVEN: D= 10mm L= 40 Full Thread 1.5 x 4.5° chamfer Steps: 1. Determine the diameter of head ( 1 1/2 of D), The length (2/3 D), the style of head (Oval Head Capscrew) •Diameter of Oval Head 1 1/2 of D = 10 + 5 = 15 2. Sketch an imaginary line horizontally and vertically, the intersection will be the middle. Under the horizontal line, make a measurement (1/2 D = 5 ) and make another horizontal line. From the middle of the vertical line, measure another (1/2 of D = 5 ) and make another vertical line side to side that will serve as the body of the screw. Using a protractor,measure a 40° angle from both tips of the head bolt to make the arcs. To make the oval head, use a compass, put the needle at the middle of the vertical lines and make the head of the bolt. 3. Since the description of the given says it is full thread, and no measurement is given, the thread length is 40mm. To make the cap of the screw, make (1/4 of D = 2.5 ) as the measure between the middle of the vertical line you made. 4. Chamfer the threaded end of the screw at 45° from the thread depth using a 45°x45° triangle. 5. Show threads in simplified and schematic forms. The bolt must be in full thread. Course pitch should be 1.5mm and fine thread pitches at 1.25mm. Note: all measurements should be in mm.

Activity 7: SKETCHING OVAL HEAD CAPSCREW Step 1: Draw two horizontal lines with the distance of 1/2 of D between. Step 2: Sketch a vertical line which will serve as the center line of the other two that has a distance of D between. Step 3: Measure the length of the thread from the first horizontal downward. Step 4: On the rightmost vertical line, measure 40° line from its intersected line with the second horizontal, same procedure with the left most vertical line. Step 5: Draw another two vertical lines using the center vertical line with the distance of 1/4 of D in between downward to second vertical line. Step 7: From the drawn arc from step 6, measure 1/2 od D downward. Step 8: Using the 45° triangle, chamfer the bottom sides of the thread, then draw its pitch and depth. Step 9: Erase the unnecessary lines and emphasize the important one.

Sketching Oval Head Capscrew Step 1. Draw two horizontal lines with a distance of ½ of D and then draw two vertical lines measure using the given length with a distance of ½ of D from the centerline. Step 2. Using a protractor, point at 40° on both sides and then project it with a line. Step 3. Create another two vertical lines on the both sides of centerline with a measure of ¼ of D. Step 4. Using a compass, create an arc on the first line where the 40° met and then draw a horizontal line underneath the arc with a distance of ¼ of D. Step 5. Using a 45° triangle, draw a diagonal line on the end of your length. Step 6. Draw the screw in a simplified form and finish it by tracing thick lines to the object.

SKETCHING OVAL HEAD CAPSCREW IN SCHEMATIC REPRESENTATION STEP 1 draw two horizontal lines with having a space of 1/2 of D. STEP 2 then sketch a vertical line passing through the 2 horizontal lines, then from the vertical line, measure (1/2 od D) to the right and starting from the first drawn horizontal line, draw another vertical line. And do the same on the other side, and enclose it with a horizontal line having a total width of the D. STEP 3 Using a protractor, draw a diagonal line having a measurement of 40 degrees starting from the intersection of the 2nd drawn vertical line and the 2nd drawn horizontal line. Do the same on the other side. STEP 4 From the center of the first drawn vertical line and the second drawn horizontal line, draw two vertical lines having a width of 1/4 of D then using a compass, draw an arc based on the two diagonal lines. STEP 5 From the arc, measure 1/2 of D downwards and draw a not so long horizontal line. Then at the downward corners, draw a diagonal line on both sides. Step 6 Follow the next steps and darken the important lines and erase those necessary lines.

Activity 7: OVAL HEAD CAP SREW (Schematic Representation) STEP 1: Determine the measurements (D=10mm, L=40, Full Thread, 1.5 x 45° Chamfer). Then using a ruler and pencil, draw two horizontal lines having a distance of 󠅿½ of D (5mm). STEP 2: At the center, slightly sketch (vertical) hidden line that shows as the center line. Draw another two vertical lines measure of (40mm), and ½ of D (5mm) in both sides between in the centerline. STEP 3: Measure a 40° angle with the use of protractor, draw a diagonal line from the intersection of the lower horizontal line and the right vertical line. Then do it on the left part. Draw two vertical lines which both measures ¼ of D (2.5mm), in between of the centerline from top up to the lower horizontal line. STEP 4: Sketch an arc using a compass, starting from intersection on the left diagonal line and upper horizontal line up to the intersection on the right part. At the center top of the arc, measure ½ of D (5mm) descending the centerline and draw a horizontal line. STEP 5: Chamfer the end corners of the thread with depth (1.5mm) using the 45° triangle. Draw the thread length and draw horizontal lines up to the end of the screw. Show the thread in schematic representation. Highlight the important lines and erase the lines that are not necessary.

Oval Head Capscrew (Schematic Rep.) GIVEN: D = 10mm, L = 40 Full thread, 1.5 x 45° Chamfer Step 1. First is determine the measurement of the head capscrew which is 1/2 of diameter or 5mm this is from the whole given measurement of the diameter which is 10 mm. Step 2. Make a 2 horizontal line and between of it make a 5mm distance. After the width of head let us proceed to the body of the screw with the full length of 40mm and width of 10mm. Remember that the length of the full screw is from the top of head down to the end of screw. Step 3. With the use of protractor make an 40° angle and draw a slant line at the both side of head capscrew and at the top of it make a curve line with a use of compass. After making the whole head of capscrew get the 1/4 width and 1/2 length of the diameter of head then use this measurement to make a depth on the top of it. Step 4. To also get the measurement of thread length just use the formula 2 x Diameter + 6 or 2 x 10 + 6 which is equal to 26mm. After getting this make a schematic representation out of it with a 1.5 pitch and 60° depth. Don't also forget to indicate the chamfer with the given measurement 1.5 x 45° angle. Step 5. At last make the object line Darker or more visible and thick.

*STEPS IN SKETCHING OVAL HEAD CAP SCREW (SCHEMATIC PRESENTATION) 1. Prepare for the materials needed * Paper ( Oslo/Bond Paper) * Pencil * Eraser * Ruler * Triangles * Compass * Protractor 2. Draw 2 horizontal guidelines on the upper part of the paper which is 1/2 of diameter (5mm) 3. Draw a vertical center line 4. For the bolt body , Measure 1/2 of diameter (5mm) both left and right side from center line. 5. Identify the bolt length (40mm) 6.Draw Oval Head, measure 40° angle (use protractor) both side and do it with some guidelines. 7. In the upper part, Measure (1.25mm) from center line both side (Overall 1/4 of diameter) and for the depth 1/2 of the diameter (5mm), starting from the center of the arc downwards. 8. At the bolt bottom part , create slant line in both left and right side of the thread using triangle. 9. Draw horizontal lines and do the schematic presentation. 10. Darken lines for clarity.

SKETCHING OVAL HEAD CAPSCREW (SCHEMATIC REPRESENTATION) 1. Draw a horizontal line. Measure 5mm (½ D) downward and lightly sketch another horizontal line. This will serve as the screw head. Sketch the centerline of the horizon. 2. From the centerline , sketch a vertical line ½ of the diameter which is 5mm to the right and to the left. Sketch the length by measuring 40mm downward from the first horizon drawn. 3. Using a protractor, sketch a 40-degree diagonal from the bottom part of the right side of the screw head all the way to its top. do the same to the left side. 3. Measure 2.5mm (1/4 of D) from the centerline (1.25mm to the left and 1.25mm to the right). Create an arc that passes from the left 40-degree diagonal to the right . 4. From the tip of the arc, measure 1/2 of the diameter downward and draw a line. Chamfer the tip of the screw using a 45-degree triangle. Project the intersection line upward following the thread length. This will serve as its depth. Show threads in schematic form with 1/8” pitch. 5. Highlight the solid lines and erase the unnecessary lines.

Deniega, Joan G. BTVTED 2D DT Activity 7: Steps in Sketching Oval Head Caps Screw Step 1. Draw horizontal centerline and lines with measure of one half of diameter, 5mm. Step 2. On centerlines, project the length 40 mm, and vertical lines for the body with measure 10mm diameter. Step 3. With protractor, measure 40 degree on the both side of the head, then project . Step 4. Project vertical lines between centerline which measure is 1/4 of D. Step 5.With compass, circumscribe arcs from measured 40 degree to the other side. Step 6. Use 45 degree triangle to draw chamfers to the both ends and project two lines to identify the depth of thread. Step 7. From both ends of the crest project straight lines with 60 degree thread angle with 1.5 pitch x 45 degree chamfer. Step 8. Thicken the object lines

STEPS IN SKETCHING OVAL HEAD SCREW Given: D= 10mm L= 40 Full thread 1.5 x 45° Chamfer 1. Draw a horizontal line. Below it, draw another horizontal line which lenght is 3/4 of Diameter (.75 x 10mm). 2. Sketch the centerline of the screw. 3. Draw a vertical line which measurement is 1/2 of the Diameter ( .5 x 10mm) to both left and right of the centerline. 4. From the first horizontal line, sketch the length of the screw (40mm). 5. Use a protractor,measure 40° then draw a diogonal line from the right second top edge of the horizontal line. Do the same method to the left side. Then sketch an arch, connecting the two 40° diagonal line. 6. From thd centerline, sketch a vertical line which is 1/4 of the Diameter (.25 x 10mm), then sketch a horizontal line which is 3/4 of the Diameter (.75x10mm). This will represent the drive depth of the screw. 7. Chamfer the threaded end of the screw at 45° from the thread depth which is 1.5 and then draw a vertical line up to the thread length. Present the thread in schematic form. 8. Erase the unecessary lines and darken the final drawing.

SKETCHING A OVAL CAPSCREW (SCHEMATIC REPRESENTATION) D=10MM,L=40,FULL THREAD,1.5×45°CHAMFER STEP 1 AT YOUR PAPER DRAW TWO HORIZONTAL LINE WITH THE DISTANCE OF 1/2 OF D WHICH IS 5MM. STEP 2 THEN DRAW A VERTICAL LINE THAT WILL SERVES AS YOUR CENTER LINE , THEN AFTER THAT DETERMINE THE BODY SIZE OF THE SCREW ,1/2 OF D(40MM) FAR FROM THE CENTER LINE . DO IT BOTH SIDES STEP 3 THEN DETERMINE THE LENGTH OF THE SCREW. AFTER THAT ,PLACE A PROTRACTOR AT THE SECOND HORIZONTAL LINE YOU MADE FROM STEP 1 , THEN MEASURE 40° FROM THE INTERSECTED LINE MARKED IT AND DRAW A DIAGONAL LINE , DO IT BOTH SIDES. STEP 4 THEN AT THE TOP PART OF THE SCREW DRAW A VERTICAL LINE WHICH HAS THE DISTANCE OF 1/4 OF D (2.5MM) FROM THE CENTER LINE . STEP 5 ALSO FROM THE TOP PART OF THE SCREW DRAW A ARC USING A COMPASS TO MAKE THE SCREW HEAD . MAKE SURE THAT THE ARC WILL PERFECTLY FIT TO THE 40° YOU MEASURE BEFORE. STEP 6 THEN AT THE BOTTOM PART OF THE SCREW USE A 45° TRIANGLE AND MAKE A CHAMFER AT EACH CORNER , THEN GET THE LENGTH OF THE SCREW THREAD, THEN DETERMINE THE DEPTH WHICH IS 1.5MM. STEP 7 THEN DRAW A HORIZONTAL LINE THAT WILL BE YOUR DEPTH , DRAW IT CONTINUOUSLY UNTILL IT REACHED THE BOTTOM. THEN AFTER THAT DRAW ANOTHER HORIZONTAL LINE AT THE CENTER OF THE DEPTH .( DARKEN THAT LINE). STEP 8 FINALIZE YOUR WORK.

ACTIVITY 7: Steps in Sketching Schematic and Simplified Drawing of Oval Head Caps Screw Step 1: Identify the given dimensions. D = 10mm, L = 40mm, 1.5x45°, Full Thread. Step 2: Draw a horizontal line. Below it, draw another horizontal line with a distance, ½ of the diameter (5mm). Then draw a vertical line, it will serve as it's center line. After draw a center line, draw another two vertical lines with the measure of 40mm in both sides, ½ of diameter (5mm) from the center line. Those vertical line is the length of the screw. Step 3: Next, from the second horizontal line,measure 40° on both size then connect the vertexes from the I intersections of the line 40° and the first horizontal line to form the head of the screw. Project the whole of its head by making two vertical lines form it's both sides, with the measure of ¼ of it's diameter (2.5 mm). Step 4: Chamfer the screw with a measure of 1.5mm x 45°. Step 5: Track the distances of the screw's pitches (1.5mm). Then draw a bold lines for the minor pitches. Step 6: Emphasize or highlight the important lines or visible lines of the drawing, erase unnecessary lines.

SANCHEZ, JANNELA B. OVAL HEAD CAP SREW 1. Determine the measurements. D=10mm, L=40, Full Thread, 1.5 x 45° Chamfer 2.Using a ruler, sketch 2 horizontal lines having a distance of 1/2 of D (5mm) from each other. 3. Draw 3 vertical lines having the middle one as the centerline and is lightly sketched. Then the other two drawn from the upper horizontal line (downwards) with the length (40mm) in each side from the centerline. 4. Using a protractor, measure a 40° angle and draw a diagonal line from the intersection of the lower horizontal line and the right vertical line. 5. Then do the same for the left part 6. Draw 2 vertical lines which both measures 1/4 of D (2.5mm), in each side of the centerline starting from the top up to the lower horizontal line 7. Using a compass, draw an arc starting from the intersection of the left diagonal line and upper horizontal line until the intersection on the right part. 8. From the middle top of the arc, measure 1/2 of D (5mm) downwards the centerline and sketch a horizontal line. 9. Using a 45° triangle, chamfer the end corners of the thread with depth (1.5mm) 10. Sketch the thread length and draw horizontal lines up to the end of the screw 11. Sketch bold lines within the depth of thread to show the schematic form of oval head cap screw; and 12. Finalize the outline of the sketch; make the outlines bolder.