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Rogers' drawing and design; an educational treatise relating to linear drawing; machine design; working drawings; transmission methods; steam, electrical and metal working machines and parts; lathes; boiler and parts; instruments and their use; tables, etc (1913)

Hawkins, N. (Nehemiah), 1833- · New York, T. Audel · leaf 115

An illustration from Rogers' drawing and design; an educational treatise relating to linear drawing; machine design; working drawings; transmission methods; steam, electrical and metal working machines and parts; lathes; boiler and parts; instruments and their use; tables, etc, 1913, leaf 115
m, the bottom view. The different views of an object are always ar-ranged on the drawing in a certain fixed and gener-ally adopted manner, thus— The front view is placed in the center ; the rightside view is placed to the right of the front view, 130 ROGERS DRAWING AND DESIGN. and the left side… … Fig. 23.1. By the aid of projection lines, leading from oneview to the other, measurements of one kind maybe transmitted from one view to the other ; for in-stance, the height of different parts of an object may be transmitted from the front view to eitherone of the side views ; in like manner the…

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