PROBLEMS 7.1 A cone of base diameter 3-in and height 3.5-in is sectioned by a plane at an angle of 45 with the axis of the cone at a height of 2-in. Draw development for the truncated cone. 7.2 A cone of base diameter 6-in having an altitude of 5-in is penetrated on one side by […]
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PROBLEMS 6.1 Observe different types of boundary walls constructed for houses and offices. Select one which you prefer architecturally, function-wise, and from economic point of view. Measure the visible part of the wall, suggest changes if you like, and complete it by providing suitable foundation. Make rough sketches for Plan,. Section and Elevation and discuss these
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PICTORIAL SKETCHING PROBLEMS Draw isometric views for problems 5.1 to 5.4 and two-point perspective views for the first two problems.
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Orthographic Drawing PROBLEMS PROBLEMS PART-A, FREEHAND SKETCHING For Problems .1 to 3.5 three orthographic views are to be sketched and the space for each part may be kept roughly equal to 5 x 5-in. Draw a horizontal construction line at some reasonable distance from the bottom (about 3/8′). Leave a smaller gap on the side
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PROBLEMS 2.1 Leaving a gap of 1-in from the top border line, draw guide lines for five lettering lines maintaining height of letters equal to 3/B-in and gap in between two lettering lines equal to 1/2-in. Write each of the letters I, H, T, L, E, F, N, 2, Y, V, A, M, W, and X,
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