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 95
the width equal to the altitude of theobject, or, rather, the true length of its lateral surface. Develop the surface of a cylinder or prism upon asheet of bristol paper, allowing ^ inch for lap. Gluethe lap and fasten together for a facsimile of the orig-inal. Add bottom and top. In most cases, in… … MECHANICAL DRAWING 93 95, it will be seen that the object is projected up intothe plane of the paper to obtain the auxiliary view.After the pattern is draw^n it is transferred from the
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