Where can I find Engineering Drawings online, like a database or a collection of them?

Question

I ask this because I want to practice my skills of using CAD programs and using Engineering Drawings I can develop my skills.

Answer 1

if you are working in Engineering or Electrical work, why not get a copy of their drawing in a R14 file, and practice, or drawn your own home.... office, type of work you do

Answer 2

If your a Star Trek fan here are some really cool schmatics

www.shipschematics.net

www.strekschematics.utvinternet.com

trek.escape-committee.co.uk

Here's one with Star Wars schmatics

outpost10f.com/schematics

This might have Star wars schmatics but I don't know

www.starwars.com/databank/location/dea... - Cached

Enjoy your work!

Answer 3

there are a few images of Haynes Manuals which are full of engineering drawings

http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=hayn...

Answer 4

The Disney channel

Answer 5

It depends on the type of drawing you are ultimatly going to draw, however you dont need specific drawings to copy. Much the same way that to learn a word processor for engineering work, you dont need to write say, specifications.

You couild draw other things to get used to using the commands. Draw simple things - for example, I got a work experience student this week to draw the desk furniture (each on seperate layers,different colours, line types etc). All were to scale and used nearly all the CAD funcrtions. You could create pens etc as blocks to give you more of a challenge

A pencil requires lines to a length, trimming and extending, drawing circles, and addint text.

If you want to learn drawing types then search on the internet for the types you want to learn

Answer 6

Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, P&ID, Civil, Process control etc?  There are lots of different types of engineering drawings.  The more specific your question, the more specific the answer.