Orthographic Projection Review Isometric Drawings to appear three dimensional, a 30 degree angle is applied to its sides Dimensions still stay the same.
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Slide 1
Orthographic Projection
Slide 2
Review
Isometric Drawings
to appear three dimensional, a 30
degree angle is applied to its sides
Dimensions still stay the same
Slide 3
Review contingued
Oblique Drawings (for a cube)
Draw the front (is parallel to you) or
side view of the object.
All measurements drawn backwards
are half the original measurement.
45 degrees is the
angle for all lines
drawn backwards
Slide 4
Orthographic Projections
Ortho – Greek word meaning
perpendicular
Show the views of an object projected
in 2-D
Usual views are the top, front and right
side of the object
Slide 5
Imagine the following
If object were
surrounded by a
glass cube
We could see on
each of the cube’s
faces a projection
of the object
within view
Slide 6
Orthographic projections
Unfold the cube so
all the views lye in
one plane
The three views
are now on a
single sheet
Slide 7
The three views
Front view
Top view
Height and width
Width and depth
Right view
Depth and height
Slide 8
Make sure your views are aligned
(and to scale)
Slide 9
Make sure to include details
Slide 10
Slide 11
Slide 12
Slide 13
Do your orthographic drawings with a
Title Block Border
Instructions:
All drawings must be on a clean blank,
not 3-hole punched sheet of 215mm x
279mm paper (8-1/2” x 11”). The
template must have a border and a title
block. When you draw a part you must
also include the title, scale, date and
your full name in block letters within the
title block. Refer to included diagram.
To Create The Border:
1.
Draw a rectangle 10mm inside all four
sides of the sheet.
Slide 14
Instructions continued
To Create The Title Block:
1.
Draw a horizontal line between the left and right
borders 7mm above the bottom border.
2.
Draw a horizontal line between the left and right
borders 3mm above the first line.
3.
Draw a horizontal line between the left and right
borders 5mm above the second line.
4.
Draw a vertical line between the bottom border
and the third line 75mm from the left border.
5.
Draw a vertical line between the bottom border
and the third line 125mm from the left border
6.
Draw a vertical line between the bottom border
and the third line 100mm from the right border.
7.
Write the title, scale, date and your full name
5mm from the left vertical lines within the title block.
Slide 15
Example
10m m
BORDER
PAPER
10m m
10m m
5m m
5m m
T IT L E
SC ALE
5m m
DATE
5m m
5m m
FU LL N AM E
3m m
7m m
T IT L E B L O C K
75m m
125m m
10m m
100m m
Slide 16
Should be similar to
Slide 17
Draw an orthographic drawing for the
following using the following dimension
1.5 cm
1.5 cm
1.5 cm
4.5 cm
6 cm
4.5 cm
Slide 18
Drawing #2
This one has a scale in mm
Orthographic Projection
Slide 2
Review
Isometric Drawings
to appear three dimensional, a 30
degree angle is applied to its sides
Dimensions still stay the same
Slide 3
Review contingued
Oblique Drawings (for a cube)
Draw the front (is parallel to you) or
side view of the object.
All measurements drawn backwards
are half the original measurement.
45 degrees is the
angle for all lines
drawn backwards
Slide 4
Orthographic Projections
Ortho – Greek word meaning
perpendicular
Show the views of an object projected
in 2-D
Usual views are the top, front and right
side of the object
Slide 5
Imagine the following
If object were
surrounded by a
glass cube
We could see on
each of the cube’s
faces a projection
of the object
within view
Slide 6
Orthographic projections
Unfold the cube so
all the views lye in
one plane
The three views
are now on a
single sheet
Slide 7
The three views
Front view
Top view
Height and width
Width and depth
Right view
Depth and height
Slide 8
Make sure your views are aligned
(and to scale)
Slide 9
Make sure to include details
Slide 10
Slide 11
Slide 12
Slide 13
Do your orthographic drawings with a
Title Block Border
Instructions:
All drawings must be on a clean blank,
not 3-hole punched sheet of 215mm x
279mm paper (8-1/2” x 11”). The
template must have a border and a title
block. When you draw a part you must
also include the title, scale, date and
your full name in block letters within the
title block. Refer to included diagram.
To Create The Border:
1.
Draw a rectangle 10mm inside all four
sides of the sheet.
Slide 14
Instructions continued
To Create The Title Block:
1.
Draw a horizontal line between the left and right
borders 7mm above the bottom border.
2.
Draw a horizontal line between the left and right
borders 3mm above the first line.
3.
Draw a horizontal line between the left and right
borders 5mm above the second line.
4.
Draw a vertical line between the bottom border
and the third line 75mm from the left border.
5.
Draw a vertical line between the bottom border
and the third line 125mm from the left border
6.
Draw a vertical line between the bottom border
and the third line 100mm from the right border.
7.
Write the title, scale, date and your full name
5mm from the left vertical lines within the title block.
Slide 15
Example
10m m
BORDER
PAPER
10m m
10m m
5m m
5m m
T IT L E
SC ALE
5m m
DATE
5m m
5m m
FU LL N AM E
3m m
7m m
T IT L E B L O C K
75m m
125m m
10m m
100m m
Slide 16
Should be similar to
Slide 17
Draw an orthographic drawing for the
following using the following dimension
1.5 cm
1.5 cm
1.5 cm
4.5 cm
6 cm
4.5 cm
Slide 18
Drawing #2
This one has a scale in mm