Lines
3D Commands
Modify Commands
Constraints
CAD Vocab
100
This line shows the visible edges of features and objects.
What is an Object Line
100
This commands gives thickness to a profile.
What is Extrude.
100
A rounded inside corner.
What is a fillet.
100
Makes two lines have the same angle, such as railroad tracks.
What is Parallel.
100
This is view that shows the most detail. It is usually in the bottom left corner.
What is the Front view.
200
This type of line shows features or edges that otherwise could not be seen.
What is a Hidden Line
200
This command rotates a profile around an axis.
What is Revolve.
200
This is a beveled corner.
What is a Chamfer.
200
Makes circles have the same centerpoint.
What is Concentric.
200
A constraint that forces lines to be straight left and right.
What is Horizontal.
300
This line denotes the presence of a rounded feature.
What is Center Line.
300
This is the option of the Extrude command that removes, instead of creating material.
What is Cut?
300
It removes part of a line.
What is Trim.
300
Forces two objects to be the same size.
What is Equal.
300
A constraint that forces lines to be straight up and down.
What is Vertical
400
This type of line gives sizes.
What is a Dimension Line.
400
This command creates holes in objects based on a centerpoint.
What is the Hole command.
400
Command to lenghten arcs or lines.
What is Extend.
400
Creates a perfect 90 degree angle between two lines.
What is Perpendicular.
400
This is what CAD stands for.
What is Computer Aided Drafting.
500
This line is used to show the path of the knife in a section.
What is Phantom Line (or section line).
500
This command creates or removes material by combining a profile with a path.
What is Sweep.
500
Creates a copy of a group of lines or arcs at a predetermined distance.
What is an Offset.
500
Line and circle touch only at one point.
What is Tangent.
500
This type of dimension sets the largest and smallest size of a feature.
What is a Tolerance.
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