Engineering drawing B.

E-I/II Sem
S.No NAME OF MODELS & ITS SPECIFICATION

01.

Object Drawing Models

The models should be wooden, beautifully painted and designed for illustrating and teaching geometrical drawing. Approximate size of the model should be 20x12 cm. Dissected Models (A) Rectangular prism. (B) Rectangular Pyramid. (C) Triangular Prism. (D) Triangular Pyramid. (E) Square Prism. (F) Square Pyramid. (G) Pentagonal Prism. (H) Pentagonal Pyramid. (I) Hexagonal Prism. (J) Hexagonal Pyramid. (K) Octagonal Prism. (L) Octagonal Pyramid. (M) Decagonal Prism. (N) Decagonal Pyramid. (O) Cube 20 x 20 cm (P) Cone (Q) Cone cut in four sections (R) Sphere 15 cm (S) Cylinder Undissected Models (A) Rectangular Prism. (B) Rectangular Pyramid. (C) Triangular Prism. (D) Triangular Pyramid. (E) Square Prism. (F) Square Pyramid. (G) Pentagonal Prism. (H) Pentagonal Pyramid. (I) Hexagonal Prism

02.

Model of Dissected Solids

The models should be about 20x12 cm size, made of all wood and dissected in two parts. A set eight models, the two parts of which should join with the help of strips. The models should be wooden, beautifully painted and designed for illustrating and teaching geometrical drawing. (A) Cube cut in two right angled triangles. (B) Sphere 10 cm diameter cut in two hemispheres. (C) Cylinder cut in two semi-cylinders.

(D) Cone cut at an oblique angle. (E) Pyramid triangular cut in two parts. (F) Triangular prism cut in two parts parallel to base. (G) Tetrahedron having each side 15 cm and cut in two parts parallel to base, (H) Parallelopiped dissectible in two triangular prisms. 03.

Cube Dissectible
A cube should be 15-20 cm side dissectible in six square pyramids. A cube should be beautifully painted in two colours.

04

Geometrical Model Kit

It should be set of sixteen wooden/plastic models in a wooden box. (A) Cube (B) Cone (C) Sphere (D) Cylinder (E) Square Prism (F) Triangular Prism (G) Square Pyramid (H) Octahedron (I) Hexagonal Prism in two parts (J) Tetrahedron (K) Sphere (L) Straight Line.

05.

Set of Wooden Model on Interpenetration of Solids

(A) Two cylinders of different diameters penetrating each other at right angles. (B) Two cylinders of different diameters with oblique penetration. (C) A cylinder into a cone with oblique penetration. (D) A Cone and cylinder with penetration at right angles. (E) Two cones at right angles. (F) Two square prisms of different sizes at right angles. (G) Two square prisms at oblique angles. (H) Sphere and cone at centre. (I) Sphere and cylinder eccentric. (J) Sphere and cylinder at centre.

06.

Binomial Cube
(A + B) 3 Wooden model to explain the formula.

07. 08.

Cubic Decimeter
It should be10 -15 cm cube, wooden, with printed dial and dissectible in 3 parts.

Geometrical instrument Box

It should be made of wooden model and should contain compass, divider, protractor, rule, set squares and a duster in case.

09.

Slide Rule Model

The model should be of wooden made and about 70x14 cm in size with four scales. It should design to explain how to multiply, to divide, to square and to find square root and to find cube of with instructions.

10.

Geometrical Instrument Box

The model should be of polythene plastic instruments and about 70x14 cm in size with four scales. It should design to explain how to multiply, to divide, to square and to find square root and to find cube of with instructions.

11.

Projection of Straight Line Apparatus

The lines should be connect the hinges represent plan and elevation of the straight line. Also the main rod should be made of two unit can be made to tilt about hinges and to test on H.P. and V.P. to illustrate the method of finding true length of a line by suitable construction either on H.P. or V.P. Suitable hinges should be provide between H.P. or V.P. so that it can be folded and will be found to be quite compact for use in a class room.

12.

Carpentry Joints
A set of 20 wooden joints in polished wooden box with nomenclature