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step by step procedure to create 3D drawing by using AutoCAD

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3-Dimensional Practice parts

1. First see The Dimension's of the 3-Dimensional component by using it's given orthographic views.
The below image represents orthographic drawing of the 3-Dimensional component.
Orthographic view of the 3D component



2. Now open AutoCAD and set 3D modeling as workspace, then start drawing in XY plane (by default).

AutoCAD 3D workspace

3. Now draw the Circles like shown below by using CIRCLE(C) command. 

Circle's drawing for biginners

4. Now to make 45 degrees angle corner point, Draw a line with 45 degrees.

Circle's drawing for biginners

5. Now take the corner point as reference and create 2 circles with given radius values.

Circle's drawing for biginners

6. Now select lastly selected circles and make mirror to horizontal, then select total 4 circles and mirror vertically with MIRROR (MI) command.



AutoCAD 3D practice drawings

7. Now TRIM the extra elements with TRIM(TR) command.

step by step procedure to create 3D drawing in AutoCAD

8. Now create circles with Tangent Tangent Radius option like shown below.

AutoCAD 3D practice drawings

9. Now TRIM extra elements with TRIM (TR) command.

step by step procedure to create 3D drawing in AutoCAD

step by step procedure to create 3D drawing in AutoCAD

10. Now split the workspace as two vertical layouts and change the orientation of drawing in one layout.

step by step procedure to create 3D drawing in AutoCAD

step by step procedure to create 3D drawing in AutoCAD

11. Now extrude the three different closed areas with different height's as like shown in the orthographic projection by using Press-pull tool.

step by step procedure to create 3D drawing in AutoCAD

step by step procedure to create 3D drawing in AutoCAD

step by step procedure to create 3D drawing in AutoCAD

12. Now join the extruded individual bodies into one single body by using UNION tool. Then apply the color from layer properties.

step by step procedure to create 3D drawing in AutoCAD



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