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Technical Drawing

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Used to show on how parts of an object fit together. Also used on how to assemble parts. Assembly Drawing
Types of Assembly Drawing Design Assembly, General, Detail, Erection, Subassembly, and Pictorial
Used to emphasize or deemphasize areas of drawing. Also standardized in order for a uniform interpretation of drawing. Alphabet of Lines
Used to show surfaces, edges, or corners of an object tat are hidden from view. Hidden Line
Center of holes and symmetrical features Center Lines
When dimensioning and object or part Extension x Dimension Lines
Indicate the part of the drawing to which a note refers Leader Lines
Used when it's desirable to shorten the view of a long part Break Lines
Used to designate where an imaginary cutting took place Cutting Plane Line
Used to indicate visible edges of an object Visible Lines
Used to indicate the surface in the section view imaginedto have been cut along the cutting plane line Section Line
Used to indicate direction of sight when a partial view is used. Viewing Plane Lines
Used to indicate the position of moving parts adjacent position of moving parts and repetitive position of moving parts. Phantom Lines
An imaginary cut through a component or an assembly drawing to portray exactly what is inside. Sectioning
About placing units of measure to height, width and length of an object to convey accurate instructions. Tolerancing
When the drawings look more professional, the notes, dimensions, and other specifications must be professionally executed. Lettering by Hand
Involves the manipulation of the elements of Geometry to make accurate descriptions of shapes. Geometric Construction
Next step to be executed to complete the process after the 2 dimensional drawing are done and all the shapes are being laid out. Dimensioning
When a designer or an ordinary person translates one's design idea with the use only of paper and pencil. Freehand Sketching
It is the important part for the usefulness of the drawing as far as the appearance of the drawing is concerned and it can be ruined if it's done carelessly. Lettering
Is one of 6 secrets of lettering namely, form, proportion, stability, density, and spacing. Guideliness
Is a method of representing the exact shape and size of an object drawn to scale on set of planes which sometimes are called planes of projection. Also know as 3 view drawing. Orthographic Projection
Guideliness used to laid out to touch the capital letter C aside from the line base Cap Line
A guideline used to position to limit letter g aside from the waist line. Drop Line
One of many styles of letters commonly found in college diploma. Old English
Process which the use of T-Square and triangles to produce quick and accurate dilineations for intended project. Dtafting
Used when the space is limited Compressed Letters
Given height and more legible letters Extended Letters
Advised letters with free natural fashion Single Stroke Letters
Small thin lines at the end of every letter Serifs
A tool in lettering which are made either plastic or aluminum on which one drafter just traced the letters using a technical pen to produce each letter Lettering Box
Technque in pictorial drawing appears 3d but the lines are 30 degrees from horizontal of the object. Isometric Drawing
Suggested height of letters to practice the beginners and shift to 3 mm. 6 mm
Establish uniform way when interpreting complex blueprints of object and other projects Alphabet of Lines
These are the views which are accepted by industry as standard multi-view acc to the 3rd angle projection. Right Side View, Left Side View, and Back Side View
Preparation of view prior to formal drafting activity and practically based on actual and accurate observation. Orthographic Sketch
When all the views are given to the drafter and must now work on the real form of objects based on actual result of orthographic projection Height Dimension
Symbol for radius R
Visible edges exposed by the cutting plane line must be emphasized and a series of lines can be drawn. Filling-Up of Section Lines
Situation in executing sectional drawing that every drafter must be familiar with especially when dealing with blow up park of an object. Detail Sections on Spot Details
Professional looking sectional detail, which additional feature shall a drafter include to portray the drawing. Common Section Line Symbol for Materials
Full section which the cutting plane line passes across entire object and half section on which the cutting plane passes through. Symmetrical
 

 



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