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hello i m begineer in autocad and i need some help. I have to draw plot margin like ractangle having 2 horizontal line and 2 vertical line. on vertical line i want to put letters from A,B----- and on horizontal line 1,2,3,----. i hope you get my question.

any answer would be much helpfull

 

Thanks

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Why not use a predefined AutoCAD template that already has this type of information on it as the basis for your custom title block and border? Open Tutorial-mArch.dwt and take a look for yourself.

 

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o yes, its quite simple. Thank you

can u please look at this drawing, i m using array command to draw that but i cant get it right.

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I looked at your drawing. I have no idea what you have in mind for an end result. What is not right?

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actully i m drawing fan in electrical wiring diagram. But u know the figure which i uploaded i want to draw same like that no matter about dimension, size, scale.

but using array command i am not getting exact as it is in doc file.

My end result should be the uploaded drawing. that drawing i have just copy paste it from another software not from autocad.

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Well you don't say exactly where the problem is but I suspect you drew one blade and arrayed it (8 blades total) when, in my opinion, there are two slightly different blades (4 of each). This is how I view it. The blades at 0, 90, 180 and 270 are the same. The blades at 45, 135, 225 and 315 are the same.

 

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A close up view of the fan blades at the center of the polygon. Is this clearer to you now?

 

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i still wondering how did u do that? i drew one blade and using array command i tried to put another at different angle but its not coming exactlay as u did.

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If all eight blades were exactly the same, shape-wise, then it would be just a matter of telling AutoCAD that you want 8 objects equally rotated around a 360 deg circle. But we have four on one set of quadrant points and four on another set. I "cheated" and used the SNAPANG command to array the objects that appear at 45 deg angles to the others. The easiest option is to specify the angle between (90 deg) in this case. Either way will give you the same results.

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