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    This document is a chapter from an engineering drawing textbook that discusses principles of orthographic projections and isometric drawing. It introduces first and third angle projections, how to arrange views and show hidden lines, dimensioning techniques, and drawing symbols. It also covers isometric drawing, including selection of axes, using a reference frame, drawing inclined surfaces and slopes, circular and irregular objects, and dimensioning isometric views. The chapter concludes with an introduction to freehand sketching in 2D and 3D. It includes examples of orthographic projections and exercises for students to practice.

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    This document is a chapter from an engineering drawing textbook that discusses principles of orthographic projections and isometric drawing. It introduces first and third angle projections, how to arrange views and show hidden lines, dimensioning techniques, and drawing symbols. It also covers isometric drawing, including selection of axes, using a reference frame, drawing inclined surfaces and slopes, circular and irregular objects, and dimensioning isometric views. The chapter concludes with an introduction to freehand sketching in 2D and 3D. It includes examples of orthographic projections and exercises for students to practice.

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    CHAPTER 3 - Excercise 1

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    CHAPTER 3:

    PRINCIPLES OF ORTHOGRAPHIC
    PROJECTIONS AND ISOMETRIC
    DRAWING

    MEC 132 – ENGINEERING DRAWING

    MEC132: CHAPTER 3 1
    CONTENTS
    3.1 Introduction to principle of orthographic 3.2 Introduction to isometric drawing
    projections
    3.2.1 Selection of isometric axes
    3.1.1 First angle projection
    3.2.2 Isometric view by reference frame
    3.1.2 Third angle projection
    3.2.3 Products having inclined surfaces and slopes
    3.1.3 Practice in first and third angle projection with
    3.2.4 Circular and irregular objects
    solids and simple machine components of combined
    basic geometrical shapes 3.2.5 Dimensioning in isometric view

    3.1.4 Arrangements of views and hidden lines 3.2.6 Introduction to free hand sketching in 2D
    and 3D interpretations
    3.1.5 Dimensioning
    3.1.6 Drawing symbols and their applications
    3.1.7 Auxiliary view

    MEC132: CHAPTER 3 2
    ORTHOGRAPHIC
    PROJECTION
    MEC132: CHAPTER 3 3
    How to draw Orthographic

    Third angle
    projection

    MEC132: CHAPTER 3 4
    How to draw Orthographic

    MEC132: CHAPTER 3 5
    Exercise 1
    Pembetulan
    Diameter 15

    15

    MEC132: CHAPTER 3 6
    Exercise 2

    MEC132: CHAPTER 3 7

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