A textbook on mechanical and electrical engineering (1902)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton : International Textbook Co. · leaf 336
aseof the hexagonal pyramid in the preceding problem. Case I.—/;/ a rightly inclined position. Explanation.—In order to produce the rightly inclinedfront elevation, a construction similar to that used in Case Iof Problem 13 is here used. The drawing differs from thatprojection only in the form of… … pro- construct the triangle representingthe elevation of the cone and describethe circle at (;//)—a temporary fullview of the base. Describe a similarcircle at («), also a full view of thebase, and locate a convenient numberof points on the outline of each fullview—in this case eight—as shown atrt,…
