texts to study technical drawing

[eurok8]

I'm looking for texts to study the technical drawing.
I read that the "technical industrial design" of chirone backincasa is a good technical design text.
or there is the vademecum for designers and technicians.
Are there any more?
besides the study is it good to practice with autocad and cad 3d?

 

[abelli12]

of books concerning the technical drawing find several; depends on which is your specific interest i.e. if technical design in general or mechanical design etc...
vademecum is a sort of "big" that everyone should have, but I don't think it is very suitable for those who should start the drawing study as it is more a manual than a real text. I would suggest for a deepening "machine drawing" hoepli speluzzi (another bible) in fact I think the best books are those a little dated.
(see other similar topics on this forum: other users have given other tips on drawing books).
with regard to the learning process it would be appropriate first to study the foundations (projects, sections, quotations, tolerances, etc...) and then to accompany the theoretical study with practical exercises with paper and pencil then with autocad and finally with cad 3d.

 

[cacciatorino]

I'm looking for texts to study the technical drawing.
I read that the "technical industrial design" of chirone backincasa is a good technical design text.
or there is the vademecum for designers and technicians.
Are there any more?
besides the study is it good to practice with autocad and cad 3d?

we had the weirdo-chosen, and he didn't seem bad too.

for autocad there are discordant opinions on the forum, I would avoid losing too much time.

 

[SHIREN]

Hi.
if you have no experience
you do not need for the time of manuals and similar things
you need to get a mechanical piece from a scraper
and see if you can draw at least three views
and then pass gradually to the sez
the manuals you need later to learn the rules
all by hand with pencil sheet and squadrons
then steps to 2d in electronic format
technical design is an art and to be artists it takes passion
Thank you very much

 

[Counterblow Hammer]

Thick-texed, strange-consorted, exercise on paper making reliefs, as well as on cad and even more with any 3d modeler. to the first obstacle never to fall, but always try to solve it.

as well to say shiren the technical design is an art and as such it takes passion and perseverance.

good day and good wishes for your use as a designer. . .

 

[volaff]

Speluzzi-tessarotto, straneo-consorti: Does anyone know if there is a pdf of the book under review or could I send an extract?

 

[meccanicamg]

paravia - from project to product
are three volumes and there is the new edition enriched and updated with the new standards. It is well explained from the bases to the complex medium projects, including mechanical processing.
the new version is hoepli.