A textbook on mechanical and electrical engineering (1902)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton : International Textbook Co. · leaf 331
linder—the verticalsides equal in length to the height of the cylinder. Its entiredimensions and its form are indicated in a plan and frontelevation, and there is no need of making any further draw-ings to enable the mechanic to understand the shape of thesolid thus represented. Case I.— When the… … Fig. 36 § 15 PRACTICAL PROJECTION 65 in preceding problems. By this method, temporary viewsare drawn in convenient positions on the paper and rightlyinclined views are projected, as shown in this case. Less spaceis reqtiired for the drawing and a saving of time is effected;the principles involved,…
