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Introduction to Technical Drawing – Part 2

This course builds on the skills learned in Part 1, offering a deeper understanding of technical drawing conventions.

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Duration: 2 Days
Location: Upton Hall

This course builds upon the skills learned in Part 1, offering a deeper understanding of horological and technical drawing conventions. You’ll explore more advanced topics such as thread details, gearing, and assembly drawings, while refining your ability to produce clear, accurate, and professional-quality technical illustrations.

Through a mix of structured instruction and practical exercises, you’ll gain confidence in applying complex drawing techniques and using established conventions to communicate mechanical details effectively. Perfect for those looking to advance their technical drawing abilities and apply these skills within horology or other precision-based disciplines.

 

What You’ll Learn

Advanced Drawing Conventions
Gain experience working with more complex drawing standards and details used in horological and engineering contexts.

Drawing from Limited Information
Develop the ability to create accurate technical drawings when working from minimal or incomplete data.

Applying Conventions Effectively
Learn how to use all previously learned drawing conventions to best communicate form and function.

Producing Complex Drawings
Refine your technique for producing detailed and precise drawings in a clear, structured, and professional manner.

 

Take Home

Enhanced confidence and capability in technical drawing, with the skills to produce advanced, detailed, and professional horological drafts suitable for practical or academic use.

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£520.00

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Please ensure you have completed the required course(s) before booking, see "Course Requirements" below for more details.

Your Teacher

Ross Alcock FBHI

Ross has been a professional horologist for nearly 20 years. He studied with the BHI and at the School of Jewellery at Birmingham City University. Ross is the Vice Chairman of the BHI.

Duration: 2 Days
Location: Upton Hall

This course builds upon the skills learned in Part 1, offering a deeper understanding of horological and technical drawing conventions. You’ll explore more advanced topics such as thread details, gearing, and assembly drawings, while refining your ability to produce clear, accurate, and professional-quality technical illustrations.

Through a mix of structured instruction and practical exercises, you’ll gain confidence in applying complex drawing techniques and using established conventions to communicate mechanical details effectively. Perfect for those looking to advance their technical drawing abilities and apply these skills within horology or other precision-based disciplines.

 

What You’ll Learn

Advanced Drawing Conventions
Gain experience working with more complex drawing standards and details used in horological and engineering contexts.

Drawing from Limited Information
Develop the ability to create accurate technical drawings when working from minimal or incomplete data.

Applying Conventions Effectively
Learn how to use all previously learned drawing conventions to best communicate form and function.

Producing Complex Drawings
Refine your technique for producing detailed and precise drawings in a clear, structured, and professional manner.

 

Take Home

Enhanced confidence and capability in technical drawing, with the skills to produce advanced, detailed, and professional horological drafts suitable for practical or academic use.

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