Mechanical Drawing
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— After the paper is stretched or tacked on the board and is ready for use, the following is the sequence of the different operations in making the drawing and blue-print (if required).
1 . Examine the object to be drawn, and decide what views are necessary so that it may be properly represented.
2. Make dimensioned sketches.
3. Center the drawing-paper.
4. Mark the working, border, and cutting lines in pencil.
5. Decide on the scale to be used.
6. Establish the positions of the center lines an...d pencil them in carefully. (Special directions are given for the first GENERAL DIRECTIONS. IO3 drawings or sheets, so that from this point the methods may vary slightly; but the same general plan is followed.) 7. Inspection of the drawing.
8. Pencil the drawing.
9. Inspection.
10. Ink the drawing in black ink: no sections, no tinting, no shade lines.
11. Inspection.
12. Tint or line shade, if required.
13. Inspection.
14. Draw center lines in red ink.
1$. Draw extension and dimension lines in red ink.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— After the paper is stretched or tacked on the board and is ready for use, the following is the sequence of the different operations in making the drawing and blue-print (if required).
1 . Examine the object to be drawn, and decide what views are necessary so that it may be properly represented.
2. Make dimensioned sketches.
3. Center the drawing-paper.
4. Mark the working, border, and cutting lines in pencil.
5. Decide on the scale to be used.
6. Establish the positions of the center lines an...d pencil them in carefully. (Special directions are given for the first GENERAL DIRECTIONS. IO3 drawings or sheets, so that from this point the methods may vary slightly; but the same general plan is followed.) 7. Inspection of the drawing.
8. Pencil the drawing.
9. Inspection.
10. Ink the drawing in black ink: no sections, no tinting, no shade lines.
11. Inspection.
12. Tint or line shade, if required.
13. Inspection.
14. Draw center lines in red ink.
1$. Draw extension and dimension lines in red ink.
What to read after Mechanical Drawing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank W Bartlett to read onlineMoreLess
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