GUNT course: engineering drawing

Description:

• In order to describe a spatial body adequately and thereby fulfil a basic principle of exact replication and repeatable production, several views of the body are usually necessary.
• To do this, bodies are shown in three planes: front view, side view and plan or bottom view.
• The presentation follows fixed rules that are defined in the standards.
• Even for simple bodies, the presentation in three planes requires a considerable degree of abstraction ability and spatial imagination on the part of students.
• This ability is a prerequisite for both creating and interpreting engineering drawings or sketches and is taught by means of geometric models.
• The TZ 100model set provides a learning concept with which to introduce students to the discipline of descriptive geometry.
• A 3D frame made of Plexiglas enables Multiview projection.
• The models are placed in the middle of the 3D frame.
• The corresponding view is inserted into each plane of the 3D frame, so that it is possible to directly compare model (workpiece) and drawing.
• A total of ten models of varying difficulty are included.
• One model is made of Plexiglas in order to develop an understanding of hidden edges.
• The other models are made of aluminium.
• The models are precision-manufactured so that measuring exercises can also be conducted.
• All parts are clearly laid out and well protected in a storage system.
• The contemporary multimedia instructional materials are available online in the GUNTMedia Centre.
• The core element of the teaching materials is a complete set of drawings for each model.
• The set of drawings consists of DXFfiles, STEP files and PDF

Technical Details:

Specification:

• set of models from the descriptive geometry discipline to develop spatial concepts
• introduction to engineering drawing
• precision manufacture of the models allows measuring exercises
• 3D frame for Multiview projection comprising three Plexiglas planes
• 9 aluminium geometric models; cylindrical and prismatic shapes
• 1 Plexiglas model
• storage system for parts
• multimedia instructional materials: PDF, DXF files, STEP files
• online access to the GUNT Media Centre

Technical Data:

• 5 prismatic models
  • L x W x H: 40x30x50mm
• 4 cylindrical models
  • Ø x H: 40x50mm
• 1 transparent model
  • L x W x H: 40x30x50mm
• 3 Plexiglas planes
  • L x W x H: 100x100x100mm

Dimensions & Weight:

• L x W x H: 335x240x71mm (storage system)
• Weight: approx. 3kg

Learning Objectives/Experiments:

• familiarisation with three-dimensional display as a basic principle of engineering drawing
• step-by-step development of spatial thinking: from the concrete situation to the abstract representation in an engineering drawing
• measuring exercises

Scope of Delivery:

• 1 storage system with foam inlay
• 1 set with 10 geometric models
• 3 Plexiglas planes for Multiview projection
• 1 rod for holding the models
• 1 paper punch
• 1 set of instructional material, complete set of drawings included

Features:

• GUNT course: engineering drawing
• model set for developing spatial concepts
• fundamentals of three-dimensional display

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