Elementary Woodworking
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In making a drawing the first step is to determine the spacing. The size of the paper may be measured, the number of views are known, and also the size of each. The views should be so arranged that the spaces between will be in good proportion. It is a good plan to make first a free-hand sketch, putting on dimen- sions and figuring the spaces before beginning actual work on the mechanical drawing. Fig. 62 at a shows MISCELLANEOUS TOOLS AND METHODS OF WORK 47 a free-hand sketch of a single dovet...ail joint, and b the mechanical drawing complete.
All dimensions must be given, and as far as possible they should be so placed as not to interfere with the FIG. 62. Drawings of a Single Dovetail Joint clearness of the drawing. Neat, small arrowheads and plain, clear figures add to the general appearance, just as does careful lettering in titles and all printed words.
48 ELEMENTARY WOODWORKING A drawing which is made the exact size of the object represented is known as a full-sized drawing ; but for large objects such a method would necessitate large and unhandy sheets of drawing paper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In making a drawing the first step is to determine the spacing. The size of the paper may be measured, the number of views are known, and also the size of each. The views should be so arranged that the spaces between will be in good proportion. It is a good plan to make first a free-hand sketch, putting on dimen- sions and figuring the spaces before beginning actual work on the mechanical drawing. Fig. 62 at a shows MISCELLANEOUS TOOLS AND METHODS OF WORK 47 a free-hand sketch of a single dovet...ail joint, and b the mechanical drawing complete.
All dimensions must be given, and as far as possible they should be so placed as not to interfere with the FIG. 62. Drawings of a Single Dovetail Joint clearness of the drawing. Neat, small arrowheads and plain, clear figures add to the general appearance, just as does careful lettering in titles and all printed words.
48 ELEMENTARY WOODWORKING A drawing which is made the exact size of the object represented is known as a full-sized drawing ; but for large objects such a method would necessitate large and unhandy sheets of drawing paper.
What to read after Elementary Woodworking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foster, Edwin W to read onlineMoreLess
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