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remembering that measurements can be taken on-ly along the basic axes.
Each construction square represents a 10 mm measurement.

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1. Redrarv in oblique projection the objects Shorvn in fig. 4.3l, remeilbering
that measurements can be taken oniy along the basic axes. Each construc-
tion square represents a 10 mm measurement.

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that *easurements can be taken only alo,g tire basic axes. Each
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 2. Draw or sketch, fu]1 size, in first-angle prr:jection the cornponents shown
in fig. 5.8. Select the views io shoiv most of the f-eatures as visible outlines,
and include hidden detail where necessary. Each construction square
represents a 10 mm measurement.

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5.19. select views to show most of the features as visible ouflines.
Each corrstruction square represents a 10 mm measurement.

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