Drawing 2 Flashcards

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What is a freehand sketch?

A

A drawing made without measuring instruments, using only a pencil and eraser.

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What are the benefits of a freehand sketch?

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  • Can be produced anywhere
  • Minimal equipment needed
  • Quickly illustrates information
  • Improves communication between technical and non-technical people
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What is orthographic projection?

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The projection of a single view of a 3D object onto a drawing surface.

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4
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What are the two schemes for showing orthographic projection?

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  • First angle
  • Third angle
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How is the first angle projection defined?

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The model view is drawn opposite the face being viewed.

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How is the third angle projection defined?

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The model view is drawn adjacent to the face being viewed.

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What is an isometric drawing?

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A 2D drawing that represents a 3D view, with width and depth angled back at 30 degrees.

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What is the primary use of isometric drawings?

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To illustrate what an end product will look like.

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What is a section view?

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A representation that shows internal features by slicing through an object.

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What are cross-sectional views used for?

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To portray a cutaway portion of an object, showing hidden components.

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What information do detail drawings contain?

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  • Geometry
  • Material
  • Heat treatment requirements
  • Surface texture
  • Size tolerances
  • Geometric tolerances
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What is the purpose of a detail view?

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To capture features of interest and display them in a removed view of greater scale.

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What are assembly drawings?

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Illustrations used to explain how multiple components fit together.

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14
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What features are typically excluded in assembly drawings?

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Detailed dimensions.

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What type of views may be included in assembly drawings?

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Sectional views for internal assemblies.

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16
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What information may be included in an assembly drawing’s parts list?

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  • Item number
  • Description
  • Quantity
  • Material
  • Remarks
17
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True or False: An isometric drawing can show internal details that are not visible from the outside.

18
Q

Fill in the blank: A _______ view shows a cutaway portion of an object.

A

cross-sectional

19
Q

What is the role of leader lines in assembly drawings?

A

To indicate external and internal parts.

20
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What is the main goal of using orthographic projections?

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To provide enough information for a craftsperson to repair, install, or create the item.