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Frame Guide Blueprint - AutoCAD 2004 Cast Iron Part Drawing, Brookdale CC
AutoCAD engineering blueprint showing dimensioned orthographic views of a cast iron bracket with notes and a college title block.
This image is a screenshot of AutoCAD 2004 (Student Version) displaying a mechanical drafting drawing titled "Frame Guide" (file A:\Frame Guide.dwg). The drawing, produced on a standard C-size bordered sheet with a Brookdale Community College title block, shows three orthographic views of a small cast-iron machine part called a frame guide. Drawing notes specify: (1) cast iron material, (2) one required, and (3) fillets of 1/16 radius. Dimensions visible include a 3/8-inch and 3/16-inch diameter hole, an overall length of 4-3/16 inches, widths of 7/8 and 1-7/8 inches, an R1-3/16 arch radius, a toleranced 1.500/1.495 dimension, and various fractional-inch dimensions such as 1-11/16, 15/16, 7/16, and R1/4. The title block includes drawing number 5041-02-07. This is a CAD classroom exercise drawing, not a vehicle-specific document — despite being uploaded to a 1990 Jeep Wrangler gallery, it contains no automotive make, model, year, or system information. A reader can learn the geometry, dimensions, tolerances, and material specification of this frame guide part, and see the AutoCAD 2004 interface (layers, command line, status bar) used to create or view it.
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Frequently asked questions
- What material is the frame guide part made of?
- Per the drawing notes, the part is cast iron, with note 2 stating '1 required.'
- What fillet radius is specified on the frame guide drawing?
- Note 3 specifies fillets of 1/16 radius.
- What hole sizes are shown on the frame guide?
- The top view shows a Ø3/8 hole and a Ø3/16 hole, with an R1/2 rounded end.
- What is the overall length of the part?
- The top view dimensions the part at 4-3/16 inches long.
- Is there a toleranced dimension on the drawing?
- Yes, the front view shows a limit dimension of 1.500 / 1.495.
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