Unit 6 Flashcards

1
Q

is the graphical representation of the different views of an object to show the necessary information needed. There are six possible views that can be projected: the front view, top view, right side view, bottom view, rear view and left side view.

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Orthographic projection

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is thick solid linesused to represent the outline of the
object that can see from a view. The
thickness may be selected to suit thesize of the drawing and the sheet. It isalso known as a visible line.

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Object line

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ismedium lines consisting of equallyspaced short dashes of about 1/8” longand 1/6” apart. It is used to indicatehidden features of the object.

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Hidden line

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are thin linesmade with an alternate long and shortdashes used to indicate the location ofcircular features. For long dashes, it isapproximately 1/2” (5 mm) to 3/4”(7.5mm) long and the short dash isabout 1/16” (1mm) to 1/8” (2mm).

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Center line

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5
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is thin longlines used as a witness to the points onthe objects dimensioned. It is alsoused to project edges of the objectfrom one view to the other.

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Extension line

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6
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Is thin long
broken or unbroken line used to permit
insertion of the dimension figure. It
terminated with arrowheads on both
ends. It tells the distance measured.

A

Dimension line

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7
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is thickline consisting of one lone and twoshort dashes alternating. The long
dash is approximately 3/4” to 1 1/2,” and
the short dash is 1/8” long with a gap of
1/32 of an inch (1.5mm) betweendashes. It is used to indicate exposedcut surfaces of the objects.

A

Cutting plane line

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8
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are thin evenly space line usually an
angle of 45°. It is used to indicate
exposed cut surfaces of the objects.

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Section line or hatching line

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9
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are thinlines drawn with a straight edge and afreehand zigzag. This line indicatesthe structure that has been broken topermit convenient location on thepaper.

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Long break line

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10
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is a thick drawn
freehand. This line used to indicate
short breaks in the structure. It alsoused to conserve space on thedrawing.

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Short break line or conventional line

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11
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is a thin line used to
indicate alternate positions of moving
parts, path of motion, adjacent parts,
and repetitive details.

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Phantom line

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12
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is the short,thin lineused to indicate the location of stitchingor sewingThe short dash is (.003),and thedistance is (003) apart.

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Stitch line

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13
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is a very heavy line
used to enclose the drawing.

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Border line

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14
Q

Very light and
thin used to construct layout work.

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Construction line

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