Learn how to draw a great looking Screwdriver with easy drawing instructions and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Screwdriver.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing a a Screwdriver
How to Draw a Great Looking Screwdriver for Kids and Beginners - Step 1
1. Begin the screwdriver outline by using straight lines to enclose a partial pentagon.
Notice that it doesn't connect at one corner. This forms the head, tip, or blade of the tool. This is known as a slotted or flat head screwdriver.
Drawing Step 2
2. Outline the shank of the screwdriver with a long straight line. Detail the head with a shorter straight line.
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Drawing Step 3
3. Draw another straight line parallel to the first. Connect them at the end, completing the screwdriver's shaft.
Drawing Step 4
4. Draw an oval around the base of the shaft. Draw curved lines to create another oval shape inside it, giving it a three-dimensional appearance.
Drawing Step 5
5. Use a short straight line and a long curved line to begin sketching the handle of the screwdriver.
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Drawing Step 6
6. Use a long curved line to complete the outline of the screwdriver handle.
Drawing Step 7
7. Draw parallel lines along one side of the handle and connect them with curved lines. This textures the grip of the handle and gives it a three-dimensional appearance.
Add More Details to Your Screwdriver Picture - Step 8
8. Draw parallel lines along the opposite side of the handle and connect them with curved lines.
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Complete the Outline of Your Screwdriver Drawing - Step 9
9. Complete your screwdriver outline by drawing a set of parallel lines down the center of the handle, connecting them with curved lines at each end.
Color Your Screwdriver Drawing
Color your cartoon screwdriver. We've shaded ours red like the well-known tool brands Milwaukee, Makita, Craftsman, and Skil.
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Learn More About The Screwdriver Drawing
Would you like to learn how to draw a screwdriver? This easy, step-by-step hand tool drawing tutorial will help you master the screwdriver outline.
A screwdriver is a basic hand tool. Along with other hand tools like saws and hammers, screwdrivers are an essential part of nearly every toolkit.
Different types of screwdrivers are used with different screws. Screws with a single slot across the top require a flathead screwdriver like the one in this illustration.
Another common type is the plus-shaped Phillips head. Other shapes include Pozidriv, Torx, Security T, and hexagon screwdrivers.
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Screws and screwdrivers were first invented in the Middle Ages in Europe, around the fifteenth century.
Screws fasten wood and other materials together because they have a spiral-shaped band of metal around them.
The rotating motion of the screwdriver drives the fasteners into the wood, and the coiled shape prevents them from being pulled back out.
Most screwdrivers are manual and do not require batteries. Drills and other powered screwdrivers can do the same job, often faster and with less effort.
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