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Interpreting Technical Drawings and Plans.pptx

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Technical drawings use orthographic views and principal views to represent shapes. Orthographic views show multiple separate views of an object, while principal views include top, front, side, and three other standard angles. Drawings project 3D objects onto 2D planes to show dimensions and details for manufacturing or construction.

Interpreting
Technical Drawings
and Plans

Methods of Shape Representation
An orthographic view is a
representation of two or
more separate views. This
can be represented into six
principal views and regular
views.

Interpreting Technical Drawings and Plans.pptx

Three Regular Views

The Six Principal Views

Interpreting Technical Drawings and Plans.pptx

Three Planes of Projection

Interpreting Technical Drawings and Plans.pptx

Interpreting Technical Drawings and Plans.pptx

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Interpreting Technical Drawings and Plans.pptx

1. Interpreting Technical Drawings and Plans

2. Methods of Shape Representation An orthographic view is a representation of two or more separate views. This can be represented into six principal views and regular views.

4. Three Regular Views

5. The Six Principal Views

7. Three Planes of Projection