Alphabet Of Lines Flashcards

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Alphabet of lines

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Alphabet of lines - The excepted drafting practice of using specific line thickness and style to represent various drawing features

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Arrowheads

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Arrowheads - Marking devices placed at the end of the dimension line defined the distance between points (extension lines) on the drawing

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Borderlines

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Borderlines- Lines located near the edge of the sheet of drawing paper, serving as the drawing boarder.

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Breaklines

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Break lines-Lines used to indicate that only a portion of an object as shown

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Centerlines

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Centerlines-Thin lines composed of alternating long and short dashes used to indicate centers of objects

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Dimension lines

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Dimension lines- thin lines used to indicate dimensions extending the length of a distance being measured

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Extension lines

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Extension lines - thin lines uses the mentioning drawn perpendicular to the dimension line to specify the features between which dimension applies

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Hidden lines

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Hidden lines - Lines composed of a series of short dashes evenly spaced and consistently used to define edges and services that are not visible in a particular view

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Leaders

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Leaders- A thin line that has an arrow at one end and a text no symbol at the other end the arrow points to the feature or detail to which the note refers

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Legend

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Legend -A little symbols and their corresponding meanings used in a set of prints

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Object lines

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Object lines -Lines that represent the main outline of the features of the object object lines are heavy, continuous lines showing all edges and surfaces

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Property lines

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Property lines - A line shown on a site plan representing the limits of a plot of land

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Section cutting lines

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Section cutting lines- Lyonz identifying section of use a section cutting line March the part of the drawing being cut to create a sectional view arrows on the end of a section cutting line indicates the direction from which of the section is being viewed

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Section lines

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Section lines - thin lines usually drawn at a 45° angle used in a sectional view to represent a building material

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