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Notes on technical sketching and free hand lettering for engineering students (1912)

Smith, Alton Lincoln, 1867- [from old catalog] · Worcester, Mass., The author · leaf 15

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Fig. 12 pared with Fig. 2, B, a marked similarity is noticed, although there are also important differences. Aprojection made in this way is the basis of an Axometric Drawing. Isometric PnojEcnof^ … Fig. 6 11. If the cube in Fig. 6, A, had been placed so that the three edges meeting at a corner, as forinstance B, were equally inclined to the plane of projection, then the resulting drawing would have beenlike Fig. 6, C. This is called an Isometric Projection. Its peculiar features are that the…

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