Inside Out Library · Explore

Mechanical drawing; a treatise on the drawing of mechanical and machine details (1920)

Jones, Franklin Day, 1879-1967 · New York, The Industrial press; [etc., etc.] · leaf 326

An illustration from Mechanical drawing; a treatise on the drawing of mechanical and machine details, 1920, leaf 326
is preferable whensketching by the method to be explained to use a pad havinga cardboard back to make it rigid. The size of the pad is notimportant, although an 8- by 10-inch size will be found con-venient for most sketching. A good exercise with which tobegin is that of drawing straight parallel… … Fig. 1. Drawing Straight Parallel Lines by guiding Pencil fromEdges of Sketching Pad or the ring finger next to it is used to guide the pencil, depend-ing on the distance from the edge of the pad to the line to bedrawn. Unless the line is very close to the edge —■ say lessthan one inch — the little…

Mechanical drawing

Internet Archive · Library of Congress · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.

More pictures from Mechanical drawing; a treatise on the drawing of mechanical and machine details

More like this