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Steps for Drawing Orthographic Views

The document provides steps for drawing orthographic views and examples of how to read isometric grids. Specifically, it outlines 7 steps for drawing orthographic views which include finding maximum dimensions of an object, accommodating it in a box, using the box surfaces as principal planes, drawing front view first, drawing principal surfaces then inclined/skew surfaces, satisfying all visible surfaces in three views, and checking for hidden lines. It then lists 6 examples of isometric grids.

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Steps for Drawing Orthographic Views

The document provides steps for drawing orthographic views and examples of how to read isometric grids. Specifically, it outlines 7 steps for drawing orthographic views which include finding maximum dimensions of an object, accommodating it in a box, using the box surfaces as principal planes, drawing front view first, drawing principal surfaces then inclined/skew surfaces, satisfying all visible surfaces in three views, and checking for hidden lines. It then lists 6 examples of isometric grids.

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ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION

(EXAMPLES)
STEPS TO DRAW ORTHOGRAPHIC VIEWS
1.Find the maximum length (L), maximum
depth (D) and maximum height (H) from a
given pictorial view.

2.Accommodate a given object in a box of L x
D x H with thin pencil on paper or with any
color on AutoCAD screen.

3.The surfaces of this box serve the purpose
of principal planes.

4.Start drawing a front view (as it shows
more details). This is optional.
5.While drawing any view, the principal
surfaces (which show true area) should
be drawn first. The inclined and skew
surfaces cannot be drawn directly.
Locate the corners of non-principal
surfaces and complete those surfaces by
connecting the appropriate points.

6.Satisfy all visible surfaces in all three
views.

7. Check for the hidden lines if any.
STEPS TO DRAW ORTHOGRAPHIC VIEWS
HOW TO READ THE ISOMETRIC GRIDS?

EXAMPLE 1
EXAMPLE 2
EXAMPLE 3
EXAMPLE 4
EXAMPLE 4
EXAMPLE 4
EXAMPLE 4
EXAMPLE 5
EXAMPLE 5
EXAMPLE 5
EXAMPLE 5
EXAMPLE 6
EXAMPLE 6

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