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Orthographic Drawing. Today I will be learning to : Improve my graphic skills by learning how to draw an Orthographic Projection of a 3D object All: Will.

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1 Orthographic Drawing

2 Today I will be learning to : Improve my graphic skills by learning how to draw an Orthographic Projection of a 3D object All: Will be able to list the 3 Orthographic views. Most: Will be able to describe why we use guidelines Some: Will be able to evaluate why we use orthographic drawings.

3 What is an Orthographic Projection? An orthographic projection is a way of drawing a 3D object in 2D. They are used to show technical information and dimensions. They must be accurate.

4 What is an Orthographic Projection?

5 1.FRONT 2.PLAN 3.SIDE 1 2 3

6 1 0 10 80 50 30 40 Front Side Plan Isometric view Orthographic Projection

7 Faint line Orthographic Projection 10 80 50 30 40 Side Plan Front

8 Orthographic Projection 10 80 50 30 40 Side Plan Front 80 Faint line

9 Orthographic Projection 10 80 50 30 40 Side Plan Front 50 Faint line

10 Orthographic Projection 10 80 50 30 40 Side Plan Front 50 Faint line

11 Orthographic Projection 10 80 50 30 40 Side Plan Front 30 Faint line

12 Orthographic Projection 10 80 50 30 40 Side Plan Front 10 Faint line

13 Orthographic Projection 10 80 50 30 40 Side Plan Front 10 Faint line

14 Orthographic Projection 10 80 50 30 40 Side Plan Front

15 Orthographic Projection 10 80 50 30 40 Side Plan Front 50 Faint line

16 Orthographic Projection 10 80 50 30 40 Side Plan Front 40 Faint line

17 Orthographic Projection 10 80 50 30 40 Side Plan Front

18 Orthographic Projection 10 80 50 30 40 Side Plan Front Faint line

19 Orthographic Projection 10 80 50 30 40 Side Plan Front Faint line

20 Orthographic Projection 10 80 50 30 40 Side Plan Front

21 Orthographic Projection 10 80 50 30 40 Side Plan Front

22 Orthographic Projection 10 80 50 30 40 Side Plan Front 80 Projection lines should NOT touch the drawing. Dimension arrows should be thin and touch the projection lines Dimensions must always be above arrow.

23 Orthographic Projection 10 80 50 30 40 Side Plan Front 80 50 10 30 Drawn to: British Standards: 8888

24 Today I will be learning to : Improve my graphic skills by learning how to draw an Orthographic Projection of a 3D object All: Will be able to list the 3 Orthographic views. Most: Will be able to describe why we use guidelines Some: Will be able to evaluate why we use orthographic drawings.


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