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Notes on technical sketching and free hand lettering for engineering students (1907)

Smith, Alton Lincoln, 1867- · Worcester, Mass. · leaf 50

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he sides at themiddle points. It cuts the diagonals at a distance from the center equal approxi-mately to -^ of the half diagonal. To draw the circle, mark its center and spotfour points as E, F, G, and H equidistant from it. These points are needed not somuch to produce a good curve as to insure… … figure this distance is 4 of the large radius 152. Suppose a circle is placed so its plane is oblique to the plane of projection, or to the picture plane.It may be proved that its projection, or its perspective is an ellipse. The circle has an infinite number of diam-eters and one of them will be…

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