chapter 06

Figure 6-1

Projection of an Object.

© 2003, Prentice-Hall, Inc.GieseckeTechnical Drawing, 12e

Figure 6-2

Top and Right-Side Views.


Figure 6-3

The Glass Box.

Figure 6-3

The Glass Box.


Figure 6-4

The Glass Box Unfolded.


Figure 6-5

Folding Lines.


Figure 6-6

Two-View Instrumental Drawing (dimensions in millimeters).


Figure 6-7

Transferring Depth Dimensions.


Figure 6-8

Use of Numbers.© 2003, Prentice-Hall, Inc.GieseckeTechnical Drawing, 12e

Figure 6-9

Three-View Instrumental Drawing (dimensions in millimeters).


Figure 6-10

Position of Side View.


Figure 6-11

Partial Views.


Figure 6-12

Incomplete Side Views.


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Revolution Conventions.

Figure 6-13


Figure 6-14

Revolution Conventions.


Figure 6-15

Removed View.


Figure 6-16

Visualizing from Given Views.


Figure 6-17

Use of Model to Aid Visualization.


Figure 6-18

Soap Models.


Figure 6-19

Projections of Surfaces.


A CAD Solid Model and Several Surface Projections. Courtesy of SolidWorks Corporation.

Figure 6-19.1


Figure 6-20

Projections of Lines.


Figure 6-21

Adjacent Areas.


Figure 6-22

Similar Shapes.


Figure 6-23

Reading a Drawing.


Figure 6-24

Machining a Tool Block—Normal Surfaces and Edges.


Figure 6-25

Machining a Locating Finger—Inclined Surfaces.


Figure 6-26

Machining a Control Lever—Inclined and Oblique Surfaces.


Figure 6-27

Parallel Lines.


Oblique Surface.

Figure 6-28


Angles.

Figure 6-29


Figure 6-30

Curved Surfaces.


Figure 6-31

Cylindrical Surfaces.


Figure 6-32

Machining a Cap—Cylindrical Surfaces.


Cylinders and Ellipses.

Figure 6-33


Deformities of Cylinders.

Figure 6-34


Figure 6-35

Plotting Elliptical Curves.


Figure 6-36

Space (Irregular) Curve.


Figure 6-37

Intersections and Tangencies.


Figure 6-38

Intersections of Cylinders.


Figure 6-39

Intersections.


Figure 6-40

How to Represent Holes. Dimensions for (a)–(e) in metric.


Figure 6-41

Rough and Finished Surfaces.


Figure 6-42

Runouts.


Figure 6-43

Conventional Fillets, Rounds, and Runouts.


A 3D CAD Representation of Fillets. Courtesy of SDRC, Milford, OH.

Figure 6-43.1


A 3D CAD Representation of Rounds. Courtesy of SDRC, Milford, OH.

Figure 6-43.2


Figure 6-44

Conventional Repression of a Rail.


Figure 6-45

Conventional Edges.


Figure 6-46

Right-Hand and Left-Hand Parts.


First-Angle Projection. An object that is above the horizontal plane and in front of the verticalplane is in the first angle.An observer looks through the object to the planes of projection.

Figure 6-47


Figure 6-48

First-Angle Projection Compared to Third-Angle Projection.


Computer-Generated Multiview and Pictorial Drawing. Courtesy of SolidWorks Corporation.

Figure 6-49


Figure 6-50

Suggested Layout for Freehand Sketch (Layout A–2 or A4–2 adjusted).


Figure 6-51

Suggested Layout for Mechanical Drawing (Layout A–3 or A4–3 adjusted).


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Missing-View Problems. Using Layout A–2 or 3 or Layout A4–2 or 3 (adjusted), sketch or draw with instruments the givenviews, and add the missing view, as shown in Figs. 6.50 and 6.51. If dimensions are required, study §§11.1–11.25. Usemetric or decimal-inch dimensions as assigned by the instructor. Move dimensions to better locations where possible.In Probs. 1–5, all surfaces are normal surfaces.

Figure 6-52


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7 8

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Missing-View Problems. Using Layout A–2 or 3 or Layout A4–2 or 3 (adjusted), sketch or draw with instruments the givenviews, and add the missing view, as shown in Figs. 6.50 and 6.51. If dimensions are required, study §§11.1–11.25.Use metric or decimal-inch dimensions as assigned by the instructor. Move dimensions to better locations where possible.

Figure 6-53


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7 8

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Missing-View Problems. Using Layout A–2 or 3 or Layout A4–2 or 3 (adjusted), sketch or draw with instruments the givenviews, and add the missing view, as shown in Figs. 6.50 and 6.51. If dimensions are required, study §§11.1–11.25.Use metric or decimal-inch dimensions as assigned by the instructor. Move dimensions to better locations where possible.

Figure 6-54


Safety Key (Layout A–3).*

Figure 6-55


Figure 6-56

Finger Guide (Layout A–3).*


Rod Support (Layout A–3).*

Figure 6-57


Tool Holder (Layout A–3).*

Figure 6-58


Figure 6-59

Tailstock Clamp (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-60

Index Feed (Layout A–3).*


Bearing (Layout A–3).*

Figure 6-61


Figure 6-62

Holder Clip (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-63

Cam (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-64

Index Arm (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-65

Roller Lever (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-66

Support (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-67

Locating Finger (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-68

Toggle Lever (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-69

Cut-off Holder (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-70

Index Slide (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-71

Frame Guide (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-72

Chuck Jaw (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-73

Hinge Bracket (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-74



Figure 6-75

Shifter Block (Layout A-3).*


Figure 6-76

Cross-feed Stop (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-77

Cross Cam (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-78

Roller Stud (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-79

Hinge Block (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-80

Feed Rod Bearing (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-81

Lever Hub (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-82

Vibrator Arm (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-83

Clutch Lever (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-84

Counter Bearing Bracket (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-85



Figure 6-86

Control Block (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-87

Socket Bearing (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-88



Figure 6-89

Locating V-Block (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-90

Anchor Bracket (Layout A–3).*


Figure 6-91

Door Bearing (Layout B–3).*


Figure 6-92

Vise Base (Layout B–3).*


Figure 6-93

Dust Cap (Layout B–3).*


Figure 6-94

Chuck Jaw (Layout B–3).*


Figure 6-95

Holder (Layout B–3).*


Centering Wedge (Layout B–3).*

Figure 6-96


Motor Switch Lever. Draw or sketch necessary views (Layout B–3 or A3–3).*

Figure 6-97


Socket Form Roller—LH. Draw or sketch necessary views (Layout B–4 or A3–4 adjusted).*

Figure 6-98


Stop Base. Draw or sketch necessary views (Layout B–3 or A3–3).*

Figure 6-99


Hinge Base. Draw or sketch necessary views (Layout B–3 or A3–3).*

Figure 6-100


Automatic Stop Base. Draw or sketch necessary views (Layout C–3 or A2–3).*

Figure 6-101


Lead Screw Bracket. Draw or sketch necessary views (Layout C–3 or A2–3).*

Figure 6-102


Lever Bracket. Draw or sketch necessary views (Layout C–3 or A2–3).*

Figure 6-103


Gripper Rode Center. Draw or sketch necessary views (Layout B–3 or A3–3).*

Figure 6-104


Bearing Bracket. Draw or sketch necessary views (Layout B–3 or A3–3).*

Figure 6-105


Link Arm Connector. Draw or sketch necessary views (Layout B–3 or A3–3).*

Figure 6-106


Mounting Bracket. Draw or sketch necessary views (Layout B–3 or A3–3).*

Figure 6-107


LH Shifter Fork. Draw or sketch necessary views (Layout B–3 or A3–3).*

Figure 6-108


Gear Shift Bracket. Draw or sketch necessary views (Layout C–4).*

Figure 6-109


Fixture Base (Layout C–4).*

Figure 6-110


Ejector Base (Layout C–4).*

Figure 6-111

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Tension Bracket (Layout C–4).*

Figure 6-112


Offset Bearing (Layout C–4 or A2–4).*

Figure 6-113


Feed Guide (Layout C–4 or A2–4).*

Figure 6-114


Feed Shaft Bracket. Given: Front and top views. Required: Front,top, and right-side views, half size (Layout B–3 or A3–3).*

Figure 6-115


Trip Lever. Given: Front, top, and partial side views. Required: Front,bottom, and left-side views, drawn completely (Layout B–3 or A3–3).*

Figure 6-116


Knurl Bracket Bearing. Given: Front and left-side views. Required: Take front as topview on new drawing, and add front and right-side views (Layout B–3 or A3–3).*

Figure 6-117


Horizontal Bracket for Broaching Machine. Given: Front and top views. Required: Take topas front view in new drawing; then add top and left-side views (Layout C–4 or A2–4).*

Figure 6-118


Boom Swing Bearing for a Power Crane. Given: Front andbottom views. Required: Front, top, and left-side views(Layout C–4 or A2–4).*z

Figure 6-119


Sliding Nut for Mortiser. Given: Top and right-side views. Required: Front, top, and left-side views, full size (Layout C–4 or A2–4).*

Figure 6-120


Power Feed Bracket for Universal Grinder. Given: Front and right-side views.Required: Front, top, and left-side views, full size (Layout C–4 or A2–4).*

Figure 6-121


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Transmission Part. Draw and sketch necessary views (Layout C-3 or A2-3).


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Vibration Isolator. Draw and sketch necessary views (Layout C-3 or A2-3).


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Line Actuator. Given: Front and right-side views.Required: Front and top views. (Layout C-4 or A2-4)*.


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Figure 6-126

Slide. Draw and sketch all necessary views (Layout C-3 or A2-3).


chapter 06

Documents

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giesecke technical drawing

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projections of surfaces

oblique surfaces

finished surfaces

capcylindrical surfaces

curved surfaces