AutoCAD 2010 helps you design nearly anything you can think of, but you do have to recognize some limits. The following table shows limits for drawing scales from 1/16 of an inch to 3 inches to a foot:
| Drawing Scale | 8-1/2" x 11" | 11" x 17" | 24" x 36" | 30" x 42" | 36" x 48" |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1/16" = 1'–0" | 136' x 176' | 176' x 272' | 384' x 576' | 480' x 672' | 576' x 768' |
| 1/8" = 1'–0" | 68' x 88' | 88' x 136' | 192' x 288' | 240' x 336' | 288' x 384' |
| 1/4" = 1'–0" | 34' x 44' | 44' x 68' | 96' x 144' | 120' x 168' | 144' x 192' |
| 1/2" = 1'–0" | 17' x 22' | 22' x 34' | 48' x 72' | 60' x 84' | 72' x 96' |
| 3/4" = 1'–0" | 11'–4" x 14'–8" | 14'–8" x 22'–8" | 32' x 48' | 40' x 56' | 48' x 64' |
| 1" = 1'–0" | 8'–6" x 11' | 11' x 17' | 24' x 36' | 30' x 42' | 36' x 48' |
| 1-1/2"= 1'–0" | 5'–8" x 7'–4" | 7'–4" x 11'–4" | 16' x 24' | 20' x 28' | 24' x 32' |
| 3" = 1'–0" | 2'–10" x 3'–8" | 3'–8" x 5'–8" | 8' x 12' | 10' x 14' | 12' x 16' |
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