Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 52
a triangle without thickness, a wedge, cone, orpyramid. So you see, two views are absolutely necessary,and very often a third, taken from the right or leftside. The three views of a book would look likeFig. 25. The side view is not necessary in this case,but that is the way itwould be drawn if… … \~r- > Fig. 25. Three views of a book by drawing the two views of a cylinder, two inchesin diameter and three inches high. 34 CARPENTRY AND WOOD WORK Ralph rolled a sheet of paper up until the endsmet, to illustrate a cylinder, and the drawing pro-duced by Harry looked like a. (Fig. 26.)
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