Architectural Drawing
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Plate 17. — The pattern of a square pyramid is made up of four triangles, equal in size to the faces of the pyramid, and a square equal to its base. The arc cut- ting the boundary lines of these triangles has for its radius the true length of one of the edges of the pyra- mid. This is found by revolving the line A B until it becomes parallel to the plane upon which the front view is supposed to be made. In the top view A' C represents the revolved position of A' B', and if pro- jected down to t...he front view will give us A C, which is the true length of A B. Notice that only such lines as are parallel to the plane upon which the view is made, can be measured their actual length. Plate 17. SQUARE PYRAMID B c TRONT VIEW PATTERN 48 ARCEIITECTURAL DRAWING. Plate J 8. — Right elbow joint. In this plate we have the intersection of two cylinders, each being cut off at an angle of 45°, formng a mitre joint. Each section should be developed separately. First develop or roll out the lower member as in the previous sheet, then measure the length of the elements in their proper sequence ; and through the points obtained, pass a smooth line by the use of the French or irregular curve.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Plate 17. — The pattern of a square pyramid is made up of four triangles, equal in size to the faces of the pyramid, and a square equal to its base. The arc cut- ting the boundary lines of these triangles has for its radius the true length of one of the edges of the pyra- mid. This is found by revolving the line A B until it becomes parallel to the plane upon which the front view is supposed to be made. In the top view A' C represents the revolved position of A' B', and if pro- jected down to t...he front view will give us A C, which is the true length of A B. Notice that only such lines as are parallel to the plane upon which the view is made, can be measured their actual length. Plate 17. SQUARE PYRAMID B c TRONT VIEW PATTERN 48 ARCEIITECTURAL DRAWING. Plate J 8. — Right elbow joint. In this plate we have the intersection of two cylinders, each being cut off at an angle of 45°, formng a mitre joint. Each section should be developed separately. First develop or roll out the lower member as in the previous sheet, then measure the length of the elements in their proper sequence ; and through the points obtained, pass a smooth line by the use of the French or irregular curve.
What to read after Architectural Drawing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clothier Franklin Edminster to read onlineMoreLess
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