Babbit, Arthur B · New York, H. Holt and company · leaf 45
drawing of a model fromwhich it is required to make the working drawing,is given in Fig. 16, page 34. Let us, for convenience,call the surface A the front surface of the object,B the top surface, and C the side surface. To geta view of surface A, we would look in the directionindicated by arrows D,… … WORKING DRAWINGS 35 tained by looking in the direction indicated by thearrows E. This being the top view, we would mostnaturally place it above the front view, when group-ing the views. In Fig. 18, the top view is shown atB, directly above the front view. To obtain theview of the side of the…
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