Ddp 1 Intro

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Information in the drawing . Like a sketch, a mechanical drawing shows how an object should look. However, the drawing is made precisely to scale, and specifications of dimensions, angles, and other measurements are written on it. The drawing also provides instructions for producing the object. For example, a mechanical drawing of a gear may specify how precise the dimensions must be, the material and heat treatment to be used, the surface Mechanical drawing definition is a drawing that provides the exact information needed to produce an architectural structure or a manufactured object. Every building, bridge, and dam requires mechanical drawings, as does every automobile, refrigerator, and lathe. Mechanical drawings represent the appearance of an object in different views. A view, also known as an orthographic projection, is made by drawing the various sides of a three-dimensional object on a flat plane such as the surface of a sheet of paper or a computer screen. In the United States, designers and drafters (specialists who prepare mechanical drawings) commonly use the isometric view, which consist of the top, front, and side views of an object.

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Information in the drawing. Like a sketch, a mechanical

drawing shows how an object should look. However, the

drawing is made precisely to scale, and specifications of

dimensions, angles, and other measurements are written on it.

The drawing also provides instructions for producing the

object. For example, a mechanical drawing of a gear may specify how precise the

dimensions must be, the material and heat treatment to

be used, the surface finish, and settings for the machines that are to fashion the gear from

metal.

Mechanical drawing definition is a drawing that provides the exact information needed to produce an architectural structure or a manufactured object. Every building, bridge, and dam requires mechanical drawings, as does every automobile, refrigerator, and lathe.

Mechanical drawings represent the appearance of an object in different

views. A view, also known as an orthographic projection, is made by

drawing the various sides of a three-dimensional object on a flat plane such as the surface of a sheet of paper or a computer screen. In the United States, designers and drafters (specialists who

prepare mechanical drawings) commonly use the isometric view, which consist of

the top, front, and side views of an object.

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Plans for Alter Ego

Hydroplane

What are some of the benefits of having precise plans?

Italian Drafted

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Preliminary Drawing

Computer Aided RenderingFinal Stages, Isometric View

Side Elevation with Measurements

Three Stages of Mechanical Drawing

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Toy Design

A designer uses both orthographic projections & isometric views to sell his/her product, Therefore learning to create renderings using various drawing tools such as pencil/ink/and computer are essential for today’s demanding and highly competitive market

Side Elevation & 3 D Isometric Rendering

What is the difference between a side elevation & a 3D Isometric Rendering?

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Presentation Drawings

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The Isometric View30- 60- 90 degree

A precise method of showing your product or ideas for an invention

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Orthographic Projection Showing model front, side, back and top

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Architectural Drawing PlansFloor Plans and Side Elevation

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Utilizing Mechanical Drawing aids in creating accurate measurements, creases, cuts, fabric style, etc.All necessary elements required to design, and produce an article of clothing.

FashionClothing Production: Why is it necessary to have measurements

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Plans for Golden Cup

Side Elevation