A practical course in mechanical drawing for individual study and shop classes, trade and high schools (1912)
Willard, William Franklin, 1879- · Chicago : Popular mechanics company · leaf 92
Fig. 91 be so located as to give the greatest service. Fig. 90shows an isometric representation of a framing detail,and, although not in accordance with the orthographicworking drawing, shows to an untrained imagination MECHANICAL DRAWING 89 a better idea of the construction. Note the… … NESNELP03T6^6 Fi&.92 Other forms of joints are miter, tongue-and-groove,tenon-and-mortise {C), dovetail (K), half-end lap (D),bridge (B), butt (F) and open tenon with key, eachhaving a special purpose for its use. Fig. 91. Problem i.—Make an assembled drawing—plan and 90 MECHANICAL DRAWING…
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