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An instructor's notes for a basic computer aided drafting (cad) course, covering various views in cad and the use of auxiliary views to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of 3d modeling. Topics include third, first, and isometric views, drawing a 3d model from a 2d drawing, removing material in pro/e, adding references in sketch mode, auxiliary views, their reasons, and partial and half auxiliary views.
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Instructor : Wei Instructor : Wei--Ju ChenJu Chen P.2/
Six principle viewSix principle view Third angle projectionThird angle projection First angle projectionFirst angle projection Isometric viewIsometric view How to draw a 3D model according to aHow to draw a 3D model according to a 2D drawing 2D drawing ^ How to remove material in pro/EHow to remove material in pro/E ^ How to add a reference in sketch modeHow to add a reference in sketch mode P.3/
The use of auxiliary view often makes it possible to omit one or more regular views P.4/
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1.1. True length of lineTrue length of line 2.2. Point view of linePoint view of line 3.3. Edge view of planeEdge view of plane 4.4.^ True size of planeTrue size of plane P.8/
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If an auxiliary view is symmetrical and if it is necessary to saIf an auxiliary view is symmetrical and if it is necessary to save spaceve space on the drawing, only half of the auxiliary view may be drawn. on the drawing, only half of the auxiliary view may be drawn. P.10/