1st Year Flashcards
(38 cards)
What is a leader line
It is a line with an s or a dot or an arrow, it leads from an info box to a particular area
Orthographic projection is in 2 forms what are they.
3rd angle is primarily North America
1st angle primarily Europe
What is the text standard for drawings
Upper case gothic
What are the 3 basic dimensioning units
Metric
Imperial fraction
Imperial decimal
Dimensioning is broken into 3 groups with 1 being dual dimensional what are the other 2
Unidirectional (the preferred method)
Aligned
What are 3 pieces of info in a title block
Title Drawing # Name of drafts person Date of drawing Scale used Tolerances Material used Company name
What is BC
Bolt circle
What is BHC
Bolt hole circle
What is BCD
Bolt circle diameter
What is CTRS
Centres
What is TYP
Typical
What is CBORE
Counterbore
What is CSK
Countersink
What is SFACE
Spot face
Threads can be drawn in 3 ways what are they
Schematic
Pictorial
Simplified
Which of the 3 drawing of a thread is most commonly used
Schematic
With a thread designation what is the symbol for an external thread
A is external
B is an internal thread
With a metric thread designation what is the symbol used for an internal thread
G
g is for an external thread
Pictorial drawings give a 3D view and can be done in 1 of 3 ways what are they
Perspective: front not distorted, top & side taper off
Oblique: front not distorted but the other views are distorted not tapered off.
Isometric: best for trades, ( imagine a centre post and other views at 30*.
What is NTS
Not to scale
What are sectional views
Allows a cut away view of what you can’t see
There are 7 sectional views can you name 3
Full: WP in half along the cutting plane.
Half: 1/4 view were you can see the inside and outside.
Revolved: like cutting and pulling out a piece and rotate 90*.
Offset: will show multiple details if they are not centred.
Aligned: like offset but appears on 1 line.
Broken out: used to see a small section, like snapping off a corner.
When a drawing is scaled the left number refers to the drawing and the right number refers to the object, so would would 4:1 indicate
The drawing is larger than the actual object.
What is Tolerance.
It is the total maximum permissible deviation of a part size