1/25
Looks like no tags are added yet.
Name | Mastery | Learn | Test | Matching | Spaced |
---|
No study sessions yet.
A detailed drawing is an orthographic projection with. ..
dimensions, notes, manufacturing specifications, and everything necessary to manufacture the part.
dimension generally take the form of. .
linear dimensions, angular dimensions, and notes
which line type never has an arrow head?
extension
what is this? ↧
depth
what is this? ⌵
countersink
what is this? ⌴
counterbore
what is this? ⌯ or =
symmetry
What is the X symbol used for?
repeated features and chamfer
what is a reference dimension given within?
parentheses
what does a repeated feature dimension look like?
2X 45°
what does a chamfer dimension dimension look like?
2 X 45°
leader lines should not be
horizontal, curved, vertical
what do you put when a hole goes all the way through an object but you cannot clearly see it?
THRU
how many decimal places are millimeters given?
0 or 1
how many decimal places are inches given?
2
when rounding what do you do when the third decimal is 5?
if the second decimal is odd then round up, if even keep the same.
what temperature are all dimensions assumed to be at?
20C
what is the command to make a circle in 3d view?
ellipse
what are the types of pictorial drawings?
axonometric, oblique, perspective
what is true about front and back views in orthographic projection?
they are mirror images with different line types
what is the isometric pictorial?
the drawing is drawn to scale and at a 30 angle
what are the three type of axonometric projections?
isometric, dimetric, trimetric
what are the three types of oblique projections?
cavalier, cabinet, general
what are the types of perspective projections?
one point, two point, three point
what scale should an isometric pictorial be drawn at to look more realistic?
80%
Before starting an isometric drawing in Auto-CAD the drafter needs to:
set the grid to isometric