Elements of Mechanical Drawing
Elements of Mechanical Drawing
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Draw A B. With centres A and B, and radii equal to given sides, draw arcs 2 and 1. Draw A C and C B.
Fig. 40. PROBLEM 12. To construct a right-angled triangle, having side A B and adjacent angle C A B given.
Draw B C perpendicular to A B ; make angle CAB equal to required angle.
32 GEOMETRICAL PROBLEMS. - TANGENTS. PLATE 5.
PROBLEM 13. To draw a tangent to a circle.
Fig. 41. CASE 1. When the given point A is on the circle.
Practical. Place the triangle to coincide with centre C and given point ...A, as though to draw A C. By means of a second triangle used as a base, turn the first triangle into the position shown in dotted lines, and draw A B perpendicular to A C. A B is the required tangent.
G-eometrical. Draw A C and erect a perpendicular at A. (Prob. 3, Case 2. ) Fig. 42. CASE 2. When the point is on an arc of the circle, and the centre not accessible.
Practical. From the given point A, with any radius, describe arcs 1. Place the edge of triangle to coincide with points B and D. Draw a parallel line through A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Draw A B. With centres A and B, and radii equal to given sides, draw arcs 2 and 1. Draw A C and C B.
Fig. 40. PROBLEM 12. To construct a right-angled triangle, having side A B and adjacent angle C A B given.
Draw B C perpendicular to A B ; make angle CAB equal to required angle.
32 GEOMETRICAL PROBLEMS. - TANGENTS. PLATE 5.
PROBLEM 13. To draw a tangent to a circle.
Fig. 41. CASE 1. When the given point A is on the circle.
Practical. Place the triangle to coincide with centre C and given point ...A, as though to draw A C. By means of a second triangle used as a base, turn the first triangle into the position shown in dotted lines, and draw A B perpendicular to A C. A B is the required tangent.
G-eometrical. Draw A C and erect a perpendicular at A. (Prob. 3, Case 2. ) Fig. 42. CASE 2. When the point is on an arc of the circle, and the centre not accessible.
Practical. From the given point A, with any radius, describe arcs 1. Place the edge of triangle to coincide with points B and D. Draw a parallel line through A.
What to read after Elements of Mechanical Drawing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anthony, Gardner C. (Gardner Chace), 1856-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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