Mechanical drawing for industrial and high schools (1915)
Leeds, Charles Carley, 1870- · New York, D. Van Nostrand company · leaf 71
one in perspective and the other in isometric, viewed through a plane with which certain main features of the bodyare equally foreshortened. To illustrate, the cube shown in Fig.17 is tilted forward until the edges A-B, A-C, and A-D are equallyforeshortened as seen through the plane. LESSON No.… … ^Catting Plane Fie. 18. space and correspond to the three dimensions, length, breadth,and height. Fig. 18 represents a two-view mechanical drawing of a cube, from which is projected (orthographically), an isometric view ofthe cube. This illustration shows the transformation from mechan-ical to…
Mechanical drawing
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