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B8
Prepare Intersection & Development Drawings
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Representation
of the shape and size of thin material used to make an object by folding,
rolling, or forming, Also, geometrically describe the line of intersection of
two planes.
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Define
Development
See textbook page
846-848
In graphics, an unfolded pattern is
termed as
a development. It
is particularly important in sheet metal work where large and small scale
air conveying ducts are cut from sheets of metal to form complex
3-dimensional geometric shapes. These types of drawings are required to be very accurate in
order to render themselves for pattern work.
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Hexagonal
Cylinder
See textbook page 849
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Hexagonal
Cone (truncated)
See textbook pages
851-852
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Cone
(truncated)
See textbook pages
851
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Go to exercise: Developmentals |
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Understand
the use of Intersections
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| 6. |
Demonstrate
how to construct geometrically the line at which 2 cylinders meet at 90
degrees to each other
See textbook pages
859-860
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| 7. |
Demonstrate
how to construct geometrically the line at which 2 cylinders meet at 45
degrees to each other
See textbook page 861
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Demonstrate
how to construct geometrically the line at which a cone and a cylinder
meet at 45 degrees to each other
See textbook page 862
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Go to exercise: Intersections |
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