Elements of Descriptive Geometry
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Locate the right triangle required for this construction with the vertex of the right angle 6J" from left border line and 5! " from the top border line. See 99, p. 88.
95. This exercise is in the first angle. [8|] VR makes 45 degrees and HR makes 90 degrees with G-L. The plane R contains an equilateral triangle having sides ij" long. The side A-B makes 45 degrees with V. A is f" from HR and ij" from V. De- termine the projections of the triangle.
96. Solve Exercise 95 in the third angle with th...e traces of the plane meeting at [lof ].
97. Repeat Exercise 96 with the traces meeting at [i3, f]- Upon the triangle as a base construct a prism of f " altitude and determine its plan and ele- vation. Make a third-angle mechanical drawing of the figure.
DRAWING EXERCISES 181 98. Make a third angle mechanical drawing of a hol- low cube (see Fig. 157), taking [ij] C, i|" from V and on H and a side parallel to V. See 103, p. 92.
Fig. 157. Isometry Drawing of a Hollow Cube.
99- Make a third angle mechanical drawing of the cube of exercise 98, taking [3!] C, if" from V and on H, and with the parallel side of Exercise 98 re- volved clockwise about C and through 30 degrees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Locate the right triangle required for this construction with the vertex of the right angle 6J" from left border line and 5! " from the top border line. See 99, p. 88.
95. This exercise is in the first angle. [8|] VR makes 45 degrees and HR makes 90 degrees with G-L. The plane R contains an equilateral triangle having sides ij" long. The side A-B makes 45 degrees with V. A is f" from HR and ij" from V. De- termine the projections of the triangle.
96. Solve Exercise 95 in the third angle with th...e traces of the plane meeting at [lof ].
97. Repeat Exercise 96 with the traces meeting at [i3, f]- Upon the triangle as a base construct a prism of f " altitude and determine its plan and ele- vation. Make a third-angle mechanical drawing of the figure.
DRAWING EXERCISES 181 98. Make a third angle mechanical drawing of a hol- low cube (see Fig. 157), taking [ij] C, i|" from V and on H and a side parallel to V. See 103, p. 92.
Fig. 157. Isometry Drawing of a Hollow Cube.
99- Make a third angle mechanical drawing of the cube of exercise 98, taking [3!] C, if" from V and on H, and with the parallel side of Exercise 98 re- volved clockwise about C and through 30 degrees.
What to read after Elements of Descriptive Geometry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George F George Frederick Blessing to read onlineMoreLess
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