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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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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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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Panning Drawings After zooming into a drawing, you may want to view an area which is outside the current display. You can do this by using the Pan tool. Click Pan on the Navigation Bar, as shown. Press and hold the left mouse button and drag the mouse; a new area of the
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Exercises Exercise 1: Coordinates: A = [50,50], B= [55,50], C= [55,52], D= [59,52], E= [59,54], F= [55,54], G= [55,56], H= [59,56], I= [59,61], J= [50,61], K= [50,59], L= [48,59], M= [48,57], N= [50,57], O= [50,55], P= [52,55], Q= [52,51], R= [50,51] Exercise 2: Exercise 3: Exercise 4: Exercise 5:
