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Tutorial Class 1 Questions 1

This tutorial document provides 4 questions on technical drawing using first angle projection methods. Question 1 asks to draw sectional front, top, and left side views of an object from a pictorial view. Question 2 asks to draw an isometric view from given orthographic views. Question 3 asks to present an object using appropriate orthographic projections, sectioning, and dimensioning from a pictorial view. Question 4 provides details on a screw and asks to draw it assembled into a drilled and tapped plate.

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Tutorial Class 1 Questions 1

This tutorial document provides 4 questions on technical drawing using first angle projection methods. Question 1 asks to draw sectional front, top, and left side views of an object from a pictorial view. Question 2 asks to draw an isometric view from given orthographic views. Question 3 asks to present an object using appropriate orthographic projections, sectioning, and dimensioning from a pictorial view. Question 4 provides details on a screw and asks to draw it assembled into a drilled and tapped plate.

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Tutorial class 1

Questions 1: Following shows the pictorial view of the object. Draw the sectional Front view,
Top view and and left hand side view using first angle method of projection.

Questions 2: Draw the isometric view from the following orthographic views (first angle).
Questions 3: Following shows the pictorial view of the object. Use approriate orthogonal,
sectioning and dimensioning presentation to present the object using first angle method of
projection.

Questions 4. The bottom plate is drilled to the depth of 30mm before being tapped to the
depth of 25mm for an M16 Hexagon socket Head Cap Screw. The screw is 30mm long and has
a thread length of 20mm. Draw the screw in assembly

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