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    This engineering drawing assignment involves drawing the front, top, and side views of four 3D objects using first-angle orthographic projection. Students must draw centerlines correctly for each object, show how surfaces intersect or are tangent, and interpret dimensional calls for holes, such as 2 X Ø10. The objectives are to practice orthographic projection and learn how to draw centerlines, represent surface intersections and tangency, and understand hole dimensioning.

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    This engineering drawing assignment involves drawing the front, top, and side views of four 3D objects using first-angle orthographic projection. Students must draw centerlines correctly for each object, show how surfaces intersect or are tangent, and interpret dimensional calls for holes, such as 2 X Ø10. The objectives are to practice orthographic projection and learn how to draw centerlines, represent surface intersections and tangency, and understand hole dimensioning.

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    Engineering Drawing Shape Description 2 Use The First-Angle Orthographic Projection To Draw The Front, Top and Side Views of The Following Objects

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    This engineering drawing assignment involves drawing the front, top, and side views of four 3D objects using first-angle orthographic projection. Students must draw centerlines correctly for each object, show how surfaces intersect or are tangent, and interpret dimensional calls for holes, such as 2 X Ø10. The objectives are to practice orthographic projection and learn how to draw centerlines, represent surface intersections and tangency, and understand hole dimensioning.

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    Assignment # 3

    Engineering Drawing
    Shape Description 2
    Use the First-angle orthographic projection to draw the Front, Top and side views of the following objects:

    (a)

    (b)

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    Assignment # 3
    Engineering Drawing
    Shape Description 2

    (c)

    (d)

    Objectives:
    - How do you draw the centerlines for the above different applications?
    - How do surfaces intersect? How do you differentiate between tangency and intersection?
    - What is meant by 2 X Ø10 in the dimension of holes?

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