What makes a good assembly drawing?
Assembly Drawings must provide sufficient information to enable the assembly of a component. Assembly Drawings must have a number of views to show how parts fit together. Section views to show how parts fit and to eliminate hidden detail.
What are the 2 types of assembly drawings?
Assembly drawing
- General assembly drawings, showing an overall assembly.
- Outline assembly drawings, showing the exterior shape.
- Diagrammatic assembly drawings, representing the assembly with the use of symbols.
- Unit assembly or sub-assembly drawings, showing in more detail a part of the overall assembly.
How to create a BOM in Autodesk Eagle?
Here’s how to create this: Open your schematic (.sch) file from the Autodesk EAGLE Control Panel. Next, select the ULP tool at the top of your interface and choose the bom.ulp file in the list of available ULPs. The bom.ulp file should show up at the top of your list after selecting the ULP tool in Autodesk EAGLE.
Can you make assembly drawings in Photoshop?
You can create assembly drawings, no problem. It takes a little effort to get it all set up the first time, setting up the CAM, putting the right info in the tDocu/bDocu layers etc., but after that’s done it’s quite straightforward. I’ll dig out an example CAM job and try and give a bit more info on this for you. 11-26-2017 03:31 PM
How to draw a drill table in Eagle?
For to get the drill table run the drillegend-stack.ulp that comes with EAGLE. That will draw the table on new layers that you need to have visible if you are going to use the manual PDF method. Let us know if you need anything else.
Do you need a bill of materials in Autodesk Eagle?
You’ve likely got dozens of components that need to be ordered and assembled, and there are many places to buy them. To keep all of these parts and their information organized you’ll need to make yourself a Bill of Materials (BOM) in Autodesk EAGLE. Let’s find out what it’s all about. What’s a Bill of Materials?