Elementary Mechanical Drawing Theory And Practice
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Problem 1. Make a drawing showing three views of each object in the example, but turned through an angle of 90 about their vertical axes. Show both objects 3/4 inch from V, 1/2 inch from H, and 7/8 inch from P. Time, 5 hours.
Problem 2. Invert the front views of both objects shown in the example, and project the top and end views. Let both objects be removed 1/2 inch from V, 3/4 inch from H, and in contact with P. Time, 5-1/2 hours.
Problem 3. Make a drawing showing three views of each object, ...shown in the example, turned through an angle of 45 in a clockwise direction about their vertical axes. Let the centers of both objects be 1-5/8 inches from V and 1-3/4 inches from P; also let the objects rest on an auxiliary horizontal plane which is 4-1/2 inches from H. Time, 5-1/2 hours.
Optional Practice. These problems afford an opportunity for shade lines, also for line shading.
Optional Practice. Calculate the volumes, and weights of the objects drawn, if made of cast iron.
NOTE. To find the volume of the object on the left see Arts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Problem 1. Make a drawing showing three views of each object in the example, but turned through an angle of 90 about their vertical axes. Show both objects 3/4 inch from V, 1/2 inch from H, and 7/8 inch from P. Time, 5 hours.
Problem 2. Invert the front views of both objects shown in the example, and project the top and end views. Let both objects be removed 1/2 inch from V, 3/4 inch from H, and in contact with P. Time, 5-1/2 hours.
Problem 3. Make a drawing showing three views of each object, ...shown in the example, turned through an angle of 45 in a clockwise direction about their vertical axes. Let the centers of both objects be 1-5/8 inches from V and 1-3/4 inches from P; also let the objects rest on an auxiliary horizontal plane which is 4-1/2 inches from H. Time, 5-1/2 hours.
Optional Practice. These problems afford an opportunity for shade lines, also for line shading.
Optional Practice. Calculate the volumes, and weights of the objects drawn, if made of cast iron.
NOTE. To find the volume of the object on the left see Arts.
What to read after Elementary Mechanical Drawing Theory And Practice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles William Weick to read onlineMoreLess
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