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What is the primary difference between Isometric and Orthographic? Views of Objects Orthographic Drawings are ______-dimensional drawings that allow you to record sizes and shapes precisely. In a Multiview Projection drawings are _______________ arranged to provide a complete and clear description of the item. Any object can be viewed from _________ mutually perpendicular views that are called ________________ views. LIST VIEWS (As seen on board) Standard Views have the _________, __________, and ___________ views aligned vertically. While the __________, ____________, _____________ and right-side are aligned horizontally. To draw a view out of place is a serious ____________. Principal Dimensions The three principle dimensions of an object are WIDTH, HEIGHT, AND DEPTH. Sketch the object shown on the board and label the drawing’s width, height and depth. Any principal view shows two of the three principal dimensions. So how many views are needed to accurately dimension a three view drawing?___________ Projection Method PLANES (describe) Frontal Plane: Horizontal Plane: Profile Plane: How does the “Glass Box” help an observer visualize the multiview concept? Transferring Depth Dimensions What are the three most common ways to transfer depth in a multiview drawing? (Label Below) Necessary Views A sketch or drawing should only contain the views needed to clearly and completely describe the object List the ways in which we can help assure this: 1. 2. 3. Name an example of when 1 view is needed? Two views? Orientation of the Front View The Front View should: Show a _________ surface of the part parallel to the front viewing plane Show the shape of the _______clearly Show the object in a _______, stable, or __________ positions When possible, a machine part is drawn in the ____________________ in the assembly Usually screws, __________, shafts, _________, and other elongated p