ws, which is different from that ofFig. 1 (d). In Fig. 2 (d), the plan, (A) is below thefront view (B), therefore the front view shows the sideof the plan that is the farthest from it. In Fig. 1 this isreversed; but this does not interfere with the interpreta-tion of either, as when any one of the… … Fig. 3 (d) of the object is supposed to be broken away, and a viewgiven as the object appears at that point after its removal;this makes it easily understood as to the desired shape.Another convention illustrated is the method of indicat-ing which surfaces are to be machined. It is by the useof the…
Patternmaking
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