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TLE 8 - Isometric and Orthographic Drawings
TLE 8 - Isometric and Orthographic Drawings
Drawings
Sketching
Basically means “freehand
writing”.
Refers to the use of drawing
instruments from traditional
to modern techniques.
Belongs to the family of
Isometric Drawing axonometric projection systems.
Comes from the Greek word
“isometria”, which means “for
equal measure”.
This kind of drawing presents a
drawing in three proportions.
Uses very accurate traditional
drawing equipment that
includes T-square and set
square, among others.
Steps in Drawing Isometric
Draw three axes, as light as possible, using your triangles. Make sure
that the cross axes are about 30 degrees.
Indicate the principal dimensions such as height width and depth.
Start drawing the box or creating the lines. Use light line as possible.
Sketch the details of the object by figuring out the exact shape and
determining the point of relation as to the corners, surfaces and edges.
Verify the correctness of your output.
Outline the visible edges with darker lines.
Label the views of the isometric.
Drawing Isometric
Orthographic Shows ideas and objects.
Drawing it uses 3-dimensional objects
using 2-dimensional views of
the article.
Shows different views of the
object that is projected.
Simplest type of projection.
Also known as engineering
drawing or plan views.
Usually has a top, side, and
front view.
Steps in Drawing Orthographic
Draw the rectangular prism with the same length, width and
height.
Continue the lines in the front view of the drawing and then re-
draw the isometric projection.
Continue it on the front and top view until complete.
Draw the hidden line slightly.
Verify the correctness of your output.
Outline the visible edges with darker lines.
Orthographic Drawing
Seatwork No. 5
Accurate Inventory
Will enable the person to estimate whether or not he
or she needs to replace the old items and order new
items.
Importance of Managing Inventory
Management Satisfaction
Having faster inventory management increases the
efficiency of the workers.
Sample Inventory in School
School Inventory Form
Visibility of Tools
Set up your storage room
in such way that the items
are within your reach.
Instead of using cabinets,
invest on floor chests, wall
racks, or open shelves.
Storing Tools and Equipment
Protection of Tools
In order to protect your
tools, place them in a
tool chest, wall chest,
and Tupperware, so that
dust and humidity cannot
get through.
Storing Tools and Equipment
Maintenance of Tools
Tools such as chisel and
scraper need constant
tune up to remove burrs
and other metal
irregularities.
Activity No. 5