Drafting- Test #1 (3/12) Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
Q

sketch

A
  • any image drawn on paper without tools
  • rough/undefined
  • avoid mechanical or hard line look
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basis for continuous lines

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  • A to B, start and stop, go to the target
  • left to right
  • top to bottom (vertical)
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3
Q

isometric drawing

A

example of a pictorial drawing

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4
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pictorials

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  • useful for showing the appearance of objects

- show several faces in a single view (supplement multi-view drawings)

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5
Q

planes of rectangular prism

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  • top: horizontal plane
  • left: frontal plane
  • right: profile plane
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6
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principles of isometric drawings

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  • all verticals remain vertical
  • all parallel lines remain parallel
  • all lines parallel to x, y, z axes can be drawn to scale
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7
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multi-view drawings

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  • orthographic

- add 90 degrees to each other

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8
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one point perspective

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  • x, y is perpendicular to observer

- y is oblique

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9
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two point perspective

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  • z is perpendicular to observer

- x, y is oblique

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10
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three point perspective

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x, y, z are oblique to observer

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11
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isometric lines

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parallel to x, y, z axes

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12
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extrusion

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adding, extruding

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13
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intrusion

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  • deleting, removing
  • slot intrusion is continuous
  • notch intrusion is partial
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14
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four center method

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ellipses in horizontal, frontal, and profile planes

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15
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orthographic theory

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based on viewing surfaces drawn to right angles of each other

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16
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miter line

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a 45 degree line to draw the right side view from top and front view

17
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hidden lines

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  • used to show invisible parts that otherwise could not be shown at all
  • represented by a series of dashed lines
18
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center lines

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  • an object is symmetrical when its shape is equal to both sides of center lines
  • represented by overlapping C and L
19
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rules for coinciding lines

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  • solid covers hidden
  • solid covers center lines
  • hidden covers center lines
20
Q

uniformity in lettering

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  • never in capitals and lowercase
  • use guidelines
  • avoid thick/thin strokes
  • background areas between letters should appear
  • use single stroke gothic
21
Q

size in lettering

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  • TOM Q. VAXY: 6 x 6

- the rest of the alphabet (except W and I) are 5 x 5

22
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angle for tilted letters

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5 up, 2 over (a little over 60 degrees)

23
Q

2H

A
  • 0.7, medium

- used for lettering, object lines, dimension lines

24
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H

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  • 0.9, thick

- border

25
6H
- 0.5, thin | - guide lines, construction lines
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typical plate
9 x 12