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    Stairway Final

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    Albert Aromin
    The document describes the steps to model a helical stairway using AutoCAD commands. Key steps include: 1) Drawing circles and lines to create the helix profile and center point. 2) Extruding and moving objects to generate steps. 3) Using copy, erase and move commands to array the steps around the center point. 4) Pressing/pulling objects to give the steps thickness. 5) Sweeping a circle along the helix to create a handrail. 6) Erasing extra lines and unifying objects to complete the 3D helical stairway model.

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    Stairway Final

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    The document describes the steps to model a helical stairway using AutoCAD commands. Key steps include: 1) Drawing circles and lines to create the helix profile and center point. 2) Extruding and moving objects to generate steps. 3) Using copy, erase and move commands to array the steps around the center point. 4) Pressing/pulling objects to give the steps thickness. 5) Sweeping a circle along the helix to create a handrail. 6) Erasing extra lines and unifying objects to complete the 3D helical stairway model.

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    The document describes the steps to model a helical stairway using AutoCAD commands. Key steps include: 1) Drawing circles and lines to create the helix profile and center point. 2) Extruding and moving objects to generate steps. 3) Using copy, erase and move commands to array the steps around the center point. 4) Pressing/pulling objects to give the steps thickness. 5) Sweeping a circle along the helix to create a handrail. 6) Erasing extra lines and unifying objects to complete the 3D helical stairway model.

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    Stairway Final

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    Albert Aromin
    The document describes the steps to model a helical stairway using AutoCAD commands. Key steps include: 1) Drawing circles and lines to create the helix profile and center point. 2) Extruding and moving objects to generate steps. 3) Using copy, erase and move commands to array the steps around the center point. 4) Pressing/pulling objects to give the steps thickness. 5) Sweeping a circle along the helix to create a handrail. 6) Erasing extra lines and unifying objects to complete the 3D helical stairway model.

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    Helical Stairway

    Initial Mode: Orthographic Mode (F8), Circle Center Snap, Tangent Snap

    Command: Type: C (Circle) Specify center point for circle: Click Anywhere Specify radius of circle: 3.5

    Command: Type: C (circle) Specify center point for circle: Pick Circle Center A Specify radius of circle: 0.5
    Center point A

    Command: Type: l (LINE) Specify first point: Type: from Base point: Pick Circle Center A Offset: Type: @0.5<0 Specify next point: Type: @3<0 Command:

    Center point A

    Command: Type: l (LINE) Specify first point: Type: from Base point: Pick Circle Center A Offset: Type: @0.5<30 Specify next point: Type: @3<30 Command:

    Center point A

    Command: Type: C (CIRCLE) Specify center point for circle: Type: ttr (Tan Tan Radius) Pick Circle A and Line A Specify radius of circle: 0.083

    Circle A

    Line A

    Command: Type: tr (TRIM) Select objects or <select all>: Select object to trim or shift-select to extend: Pick Circle A Select object to trim or shift-select to extend:

    Circle A

    Command: Type: Helix Specify center point of base: Pick Circle Center point A Specify base radius: 3.4 Specify top radius: 3.4 Enter an option: Turns Enter number of turns: 1.51 Specify helix height: 9.06

    Center point A

    Command: Type: M (Move) Select objects: Pick Helix Select objects: Specify base point: Pick Circle Center Point A Specify second point: Type: @ 0 , 0 , 3.75

    Center point A

    Helix

    Command: Type: -VIEW Enter an option: se

    Command: Type: EXT (EXTRUDE) Select objects to extrude: Pick Circle B Select objects to extrude: Specify height of extrusion: @ 0 , 0 , 3

    Circle A Circle B

    Command: Type: M (Move) Select objects: Pick Solid A Select objects: Specify base point: Pick Circle Center Point A Specify second point: @ 0 , 0 , 0.25

    Center point A

    Command: Type: Presspull Click inside bounded areas to press or pull: Click inside Region A Type: @ 0 , 0 , 0.25 Click inside bounded areas to press or pull:

    Region A

    Command: Type: UCSICON Enter an option: n (NONORIGIN)

    Command: Type: Union Select Objects: Pick Solids A and B Select Objects:

    Command: Type: -VIEW Enter an option: Top

    Command: Type: -ar (ARRAY) Select objects: Pick Solid A Enter the type of array: Type: P (Polar) Specify center point of array: Click Circle Center point A Enter the number of items in the array: 12 Specify the angle to fill: 360 Rotate arrayed objects?: Type: Y (Yes)

    Center point A

    Command: Type: _.VSCURRENT Enter an option: C (conceptual)

    Command: Type: Co (COPY) Select Objects: Pick Solid 1 Specify base point: Click Circle Center point A Specify second point: Type: @ 0 , 0 , 0.5 Specify second point: Type: @ 0 , 0 , 6.5 Specify second point:

    Solid 2

    Solid 1 Center point A Solid 12

    Command: Type: E (ERASE) Select objects: P Select objects:

    Command: Type: Co (COPY) Select Objects: Pick Solid 2 Specify base point: Click Circle Center point A Specify second point: Type: @ 0 , 0 , 1 Specify second point: Type: @ 0 , 0 , 7 Specify second point:

    Solid 3

    Solid 2

    Center point A

    Solid 12

    Command: Type: E (ERASE) Select objects: P Select objects:

    Command: Type: Co (COPY) Select Objects: Pick Solid 3 Specify base point: Click Circle Center point A Specify second point: Type: @ 0 , 0 , 1.5 Specify second point: Type: @ 0 , 0 , 7.5 Specify second point:

    Solid 3 Solid 4

    Center point A

    Solid 12

    Command: Type: E (ERASE) Select objects: P Select objects:

    Command: Type: Co (COPY) Select Objects: Pick Solid 4 Specify base point: Click Circle Center point A Specify second point: Type: @ 0 , 0 , 2 Specify second point: Type: @ 0 , 0 , 8 Specify second point:

    Solid 4

    Solid 5

    Center point A

    Solid 12

    Command: Type: E (ERASE) Select objects: P Select objects:

    Command: Type: Co (COPY) Select Objects: Pick Solid 5 Specify base point: Click Circle Center point A Specify second point: Type: @ 0 , 0 , 2.5 Specify second point: Type: @ 0 , 0 , 8.5 Specify second point:

    Solid 5

    Solid 6

    Center point A

    Solid 12

    Command: Type: E (ERASE) Select objects: P Select objects:

    Command: Type: Co (COPY) Select Objects: Pick Solid 6 Specify base point: Click Circle Center point A Specify second point: Type: @ 0 , 0 , 3 Specify second point: Type: @ 0 , 0 , 9 Specify second point:

    Solid 6 Solid 7

    Center point A

    Solid 12

    Command: Type: E (ERASE) Select objects: P Select objects:

    Command: Type: Co (COPY) Select Objects: Pick Solid 7 Specify base point: Click Circle Center point A Specify second point: Type: @ 0 , 0 , 3.5 Specify second point: Type: @ 0 , 0 , 9.5 Specify second point: Command: Type: E (ERASE) Select objects: P Select objects:

    Center point A

    Solid 7 Solid 8

    Solid 12

    Command: Type: M (MOVE) Select objects: Pick Solid 8 Specify base point: Click Circle Center point A Specify second point: Type: @ 0 , 0 , 4 Command: Select objects: Pick Solid 9 Specify base point: Click Circle Center point A Specify second point: Type: @ 0 , 0 , 4.5 Command: Select objects: Pick Solid 10 Specify base point: Click Circle Center point A Specify second point: Type: @ 0 , 0 , 5 Command: Select objects: Pick Solid 11 Specify base point: Click Circle Center point A Specify second point: Type: @ 0 , 0 , 5.5

    Center point A

    Solid 7 Solid 8

    Solid 12

    Solid 11 Solid 9 Solid 10

    Command: Select objects: Pick Solid 12 Specify base point: Click Circle Center point A Specify second point: Type: @ 0 , 0 , 6 Command: Type: PRESSPULL Click inside bounded areas to press or pull: Click inside Circle A Type: @ 0 , 0 , 10 Click inside bounded areas to press or pull:

    Center point A

    Solid 7 Solid 8

    Solid 12

    Solid 11 Solid 9 Solid 10

    Command: Type: -VIEW Enter an option: F Command: Type: C (Circle) Specify center point for circle: Click Anywhere outside the stairway ( pt. A) Specify radius of circle: 0.15

    Helix

    Command: Type: Sweep Select objects to sweep: Click Circle B Select sweep path: Click Helix

    Circle B

    Command: Type: E (Erase) Select Objects: Click and Hold from Pt. A then release at Pt. B Select Objects:

    Pt. A

    Pt. B

    Command: Type: Union Select Objects: Click and Hold from Pt. A then release at Pt. B Select Objects:

    Pt. B

    Pt. A

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