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  PabloK over 1 year ago

  You could pick anything around you and, caliper (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caliper) or at least ruler in hand, start measuring it and sketching->making operations over sketches. If you need to learn dimensioning according to standards, let me know and i'll give you some standards numbers for you to check.

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  Cliff Behrend over 1 year ago

  http://www.solidworks.com/sw/image_categories.htm?thecategory=Drawings&GroupName=Product&Image_Page=5&maxrow=10

  Tiff drawings with dimensions from Solidworks

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  yourfrienddaedalus over 1 year ago

  You can find many by searching google. If you browse machining forums you can find a lot of drawings under sections of the forum reserved for quoting. I also wouldnt mind emailing you some drawings of tools ive designed however i dimension drawings concisely with ease of manufacture in mind and try to steer away from ambiguity because i am a machinist. It isnt often i design to a standard. That beong said im sure you could ask around here more.

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  Nisheeth Srivastava about 1 year ago

  You can visit my blog where you will get 125 practice drawing files with video tutorials. All the drawing dimension and fully constrained.
  http://nisheeth-inventortalks.blogspot.in