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Insert Block Command Part 1

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LINE Command

1.) Reference Draw toolbar.
2.) Select Line Command
3.) Left Click the start point.
4.) Select F8 on the keyboard (Ortho Command) to pull the line in a straight vertical or
horizontal direction
5.) Type in the necessary distance. Ex. 3
6.) Hit the Enter or Space Bar key to exit the command

Construction Line Command

1.) Reference the Draw toolbar.
2.) Select Construction Line command
3.) Select insertion point
4.) Read command line - You have the option for Vertical or Horizontal, or select a point for
the line to pass through
5.) Hit Escape Key to exit the command

Polyline Command

1.) Reference the Draw toolbar.
2.) Select Polyline command
3.) Left Click the first point.
4.) LC the next endpoint or enter numerical value.
5.) Add other segment endpoints.
6.) Hit ENTER to end, or type C to close the polyline.

Rectangle Command

1.) Reference the Draw toolbar.
2.) Select Rectangle command
3.) Left Click the first insertion point.
4.) Type the @ symbol then enter the X value, followed by the Y value. Ex. @10,10
5.) Hit ENTER to end the command.

Circle Command

1.) Reference the Draw toolbar.
2.) Select Circle command
3.) Left Click the first insertion point.
4.) Type the numerical radius followed by the Enter key, or Type D then hit the Enter key.
5.) Type the numerical diameter value.
6.) Then hit the Spacebar to exit the command

Offset Command

1.) Draw a vertical line
2.) Reference the Modify toolbar.
3.) Select Offset command
4.) Enter the distance you would like to offset the line. Ex. 3, then hit the Spacebar.
5.) LC on the vertical line you created first, move your cursor to the right side of the line,
then LC again.
6.) Type the numerical diameter value.
7.) Then hit the Spacebar to exit the command

Trim Command

1.) Draw a circle with a vertical line passing through the entire circle at the center point of
the circle.
2.) Reference the Modify toolbar.
3.) Select Trim command
4.) LC on the circle then Right Click on the mouse (same as hitting the space bar or the
enter key).
5.) LC on the vertical line then Right Click on the mouse to exit the command.

Chamfer Command

1.) Draw a rectangle w/ an X value of 3, and a Y value of 3.
2.) Reference the Modify toolbar.
3.) Select Chamfer command
4.) Type D then hit Enter.
5.) Type 0.25 for the first chamfer distance, then hit Enter.
6.) Type 0.25 for the second chamfer distance, then hit Enter.
7.) LC on the far left vertical line, then LC on the top horizontal line.

Fillet Command

1.) Draw a rectangle w/ an X value of 3, and a Y value of 3.
2.) Reference the Modify toolbar.
3.) Select Fillet command
4.) Type R then hit Enter.
5.) Type 0.25 for the radius distance, then hit Enter.
6.) LC on the far left vertical line, then LC on the top horizontal line.

Explode Command

1.) Draw a rectangle w/ an X value of 3, and a Y value of 3.
2.) Left click back on the rectangle and notice that the entire object is highlighted.
2.) Reference the Modify toolbar.
3.) Select Explode command
4.) LC on the rectangle, then RC on the mouse (or hit the Enter key, or hit the Spacebar key.
5.) Left click back on the rectangle and notice that the line segments are now separate.

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