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Orthographic Projection Exercise 7 Guide

This document provides instructions for drawing the orthographic projections of an object, including its front view, end view, plan view, and first angle symbol. It notes that a starter sheet is provided to help with placement and spacing of the views. A link is also included to a video rotating the object in space to better visualize it.

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Orthographic Projection Exercise 7 Guide

This document provides instructions for drawing the orthographic projections of an object, including its front view, end view, plan view, and first angle symbol. It notes that a starter sheet is provided to help with placement and spacing of the views. A link is also included to a video rotating the object in space to better visualize it.

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Orthographic Projection Hidden Lines Exercise 7

In first angle orthographic projection, draw the:


a) Front view from the direction of the arrow shown,
b) End view
c) Plan
d) First Angle symbol

FRONT ELEVATION

If you have difficulty placing the views and spacing them neatly, you
can use the starter sheet provided to help you. As you improve, try
completing the drawing without the use of the starter sheet.

To help you visualize the object better you can visit:


https://youtu.be/_SCCJ9Wy01s for a video of the object rotating in
space.
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Orthographic Projection Hidden Lines Exercise 7 - STARTER SHEET

pg 2 NAME: ______________ CLASS: _____ DATE: __/__/__


END VIEW FRONT VIEW
PLAN
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Orthographic Projection Hidden Lines Exercise 7 - ANSWER
END VIEW FRONT VIEW
PLAN

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