Driveshaft U-Joint Working Angle Diagram - 2° & 3° Driveline Angles (CAD)

This document is a screenshot of AutoCAD 2006 (file "Drawing2.dwg") showing a CAD blueprint of a two-piece driveshaft assembly, uploaded as "DS angle.JPG" to illustrate driveline/driveshaft working angles. The drawing shows two shaft sections drawn in cyan with red phantom centerlines, connected through what appear to be U-joint/slip-yoke assemblies, terminating at a large bell-shaped housing (differential or transmission end) on the right. Four angle callouts are dimensioned in red: 2.0° at the far left joint, 3.0° at each of the two center joints, and 2.0° at the far right joint. The screenshot also captures the standard AutoCAD interface: layer set to 0, ByLayer color/linetype, a text-style dropdown reading "ZRHD-LJH," the Model/Layout1 tabs, a command line showing "Select objects: *Cancel*" prompts, and a status bar with coordinates (6.747140E+00, 0'-6 27/64", 0'-0") and drafting toggles (SNAP, GRID, ORTHO, POLAR, OSNAP, OTRACK, DYN, LWT, MODEL). A reader can learn the intended operating angles at each driveshaft joint (2° at the ends, 3° at the center joints), useful for setting up or checking driveline geometry to minimize vibration. No vehicle year, make, model, or part numbers appear in the drawing itself.