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. Draw from e d line parallel to b h to meet a vertical through h at f This point is in the vertical plane of the end wall of the house, hence in the plane of i Ti. If now a 80° line be drawn from f parallel to x b , it will meet the roof of the house at g. The dormer ridge and f g are in the same… … The right-hand edge of the bottom shows the width, the left-hand edge the length, and the vertical edge the height. The short edges of the cover are not isometric lines, hence are not shown in their true lengths; neither is the angle through which the cover is opened represented in its actual size.…
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