Technical Drawing Methods
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Technical drawing is the shared language of the graphic products designer. A single, well-made drawing carries more reliable information to a client, a manufacturer or a marker than any amount of description in words. The skill is choosing the right drawing system for the job: a crisp orthographic working drawing when a maker needs exact sizes, a lively two-point perspective when a client needs to picture the finished product, an exploded view when a packer needs to see how parts fit together. Each system has its own rules, and using the wrong one wastes the drawing.
This note builds the full graphic-products toolkit: dimensioning and scale to recognised standards, the geometrical constructions that under pin accurate setting out, orthographic first and third angle projection with sectional views, the family of three-dimensional pictorial systems (isometric, planometric, one and two-point perspective and exploded views), assembly drawings with parts lists, and developments or nets for packaging. Every system is taught with the exact angles, conventions and decision rules you need at the drawing board and in the exam.
Ebumnobi
- demonstrate a working knowledge of dimensioning and drawing to recommended scales and standards
- understand how the following drawing techniques can be used in designing and making: - geometrical constructions, including division of lines and angles: regular plane linear shapes (triangles, quadrilaterals, pentagons, hexagons and octagons), circles, tangents and tangential arcs, ellipses constructed by an accurate method (trammels will be permitted) - orthographic: first and third angle projection, use of scale and standard conventions, sectional views - three-dimensional (3D) drawing: isometric, planometric, one-point and two-point perspective, exploded views - assembly drawings: single drawing showing component parts, parts lists - developments (nets): 3D shapes and packages, temporary and permanent methods of joining developments (nets).
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- At what angle to the horizontal are the two horizontal axes drawn in an isometric drawing? A. 15 degrees B. 30 degrees C. 45 degrees D. 60 degrees Answer: B
- In third angle orthographic projection, where is the plan (top view) placed relative to the front view? A. Below the front view B. To the left of the front view C. Above the front view D. Behind the front view Answer: C
- A drawing is labelled 1:5. What does this tell you? A. The drawing is five times the real size B. The drawing is one fifth of the real size C. The real object is one fifth of the drawing D. The drawing is full size Answer: B
- Which pictorial system uses two vanishing points on the horizon and looks the most realistic? A. Isometric B. Planometric C. One-point perspective D. Two-point perspective Answer: D
- On a sectional view, how is the solid material that the cutting plane passes through shown? A. With dashed hidden-detail lines B. Left completely blank C. With thin, evenly spaced hatching lines D. Shaded solid black Answer: C
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