310 Geometric and Engineering Drawing

Exercise 18
(All questions originally set in imperial units.)
1. Figure 1 shows a detail from a stationary engine. Draw this detail with the parts assembled.
You may use either first or third angle projection.
Draw, twice full size:
(a) A sectional FE in the direction of arrow B. The section should be parallel to the sides
of the rod and pass through the centre of the hinge bolt.
(b) A plan in the direction of arrow A and projected from the elevation. Show all hid-
den detail in this view: (i) the smallest diameter spigot on the bolt should be shown
threaded M10 for 15 mm and the bolt should be fastened by an M10 nut; (ii) six main
dimensions should be added to the views; (iii) print the title ‘Safety valve operating
link detail’ in the bottom right-hand corner of your sheet in 6 mm letters; (iv) in the
bottom left-hand corner of the sheet print the type of projection you have used.
East Anglian Examinations Board

A
50 25
Safety valve
operating linkage φ12

40
φ10

7 3
12
15

9
5
3

12.
12

40
9
18
12.5

12

25 φ12
φ10 All dimensions in mm
22

φ12
30

φ16 All fillets 2 radius

10

Figure 1
Engineering Drawing 311

2. Figure 2 shows in pictorial projection the proportions of a miniature camera with a lens
hood attached. The lower drawing shows in detail the dimensions of the viewfinder, the
rear face of which is vertical.
Using either first or third angle orthographic projection, draw, full size, the following
views: (a) an elevation in the direction of arrow A; (b) a plan in the direction of arrow B.
Metropolitan Regional Examinations Board

32

B 48

38
lφ
rre
Ba
88
s
ob
kn h
ing Hig
Wind 9
8
φ1

28
18

22
7
25
φ68
56

A
5
R2

50 Dimensions in mm
18
32
15

25
50
32

Figure 2
312 Geometric and Engineering Drawing

3. Figure 3 shows two views of a gear-change lever bracket from a lathe. When in use, the
bracket is clamped to the 32 mm diameter axle by a bolt passing through the 19 mm diam-
eter hole and screwing into the M18 threaded hole. The bolt is hexagon-headed, 62 mm
long, with the thread running for 44 mm. With a portion of the axle in position and the
bolt screwed tight, draw the following views of the bracket, full size, in either first or third
angle projection: (a) the given plan; (b) a sectional front view on the section line A–A;
(c) a sectional end view on the section line B–B; (d) an end view in the direction of arrow C.
Show hidden detail in view (a) only.
Insert, in a title block in the bottom right-hand corner of your paper, the title GEAR-
CHANGE LEVER BRACKET, the scale and projection used. Any dimensions not shown
are left to your discretion.
Note: The bracket is a casting and the fillets and radiused corners have been left out to sim-
plify the drawing. Do not insert fillets and radiused corners in your drawing.
Middlesex Regional Examining Board

All dimensions in mm
76

5
R2
5 R2

C
50

12

φ 56
R 22

M 18
B

M 18
38 106 53
12

2
φ3
44
3

A A

φ 19 First angle projection

Figure 3

4. A sketch and views of a lever bracket are given in Fig. 4. The pin fits into the hole in the
bracket and is held in position by means of an M18 hexagon nut.
Draw, full size, the following views of the assembled bracket, including the nut: (a) a FE
looking in the direction of arrow X; (b) a sectional end view on AA looking in the direction
of the arrows; (c) a sectional plan on BB looking in the direction of the arrows.
 3

φ38
φ25
R 38

M 18
φ25

φ 50
φ19
B
φ44
B
Engineering Drawing

Pin Washer
32 18 28

62
84

18
A 38

150

3
φ38

18

94
X
50 15 Lever bracket

All dimensions in mm
313

Figure 4
314 Geometric and Engineering Drawing

Hidden details need not be shown on the sectional views.

Insert the following four dimensions: (1) the length of the bracket; (2) the overall height of
the bracket; (3) the overall width of the bracket; (4) the largest diameter of the pin.
Add a title and scale and state which method of projection you have used. Indicate also on
your drawings the section planes AA and BB.
West Midlands Examinations Board
5. Figure 5 shows an exploded view of a tool rest holder of a wood turning lathe. The draw-
ing shows the bolt, washer, the main casting and the clamp plate. Draw, full size, in first
or third angle projection, an assembly drawing of all these parts as follows: (a) a sec-
tional FE seen in the direction of arrow X taken along the centre line of the main casting;
(b) a complete plan projected from view (a). Hidden detail need not be shown. Insert the

M 12
Bolt 62 long

M 12 washer
0
15

R 24
8
φ4

4
Drill φ22
3

M 12 diameter 4 14
R2
Drilled and tapped 28
R10 15
through to bore
es
ntr
n ce
ee
Betw
98
50

34

50
4 × 2 Under cut
25

22
M 12 tapped hole
right through

38
15

10

76
44
Dimensions in mm

Figure 5
Engineering Drawing 315

following dimensions: the width and thickness of the clamp plate; the width of the main cast-
ing; the distance between the centres of the slot; print the title: TOOL REST HOLDER AND
CLAMP; state the system of projection used.
North Western Secondary School Examinations
6. Part A. With the items correctly assembled draw, twice full size, in either first or third
angle orthographic projection: (1) a sectional front view on the cutting plane A–A; (2) a
plan. Do not show hidden detail of the nut.
Part B. Print, using block capital letters: (1) the title LEVER SUB-ASSEMBLY; (2) the
scale used for your drawing; (3) the projection you have used.
Insert on your drawings six main dimensions in accordance with the standard method of
dimensioning (Fig. 6).
Assume any details or dimensions not given.
Southern Regional Examinations Board

φ30

Bush Ball ended tapered pin

3 on assembly
37
18

10 Spherical
radius
φ50

φ30 φ25
R6
18
3

25
25
37

2 Undercut
18

to base
‘3’ φ22
28

of thread
3 φ40
M 18
φ6 Hole

Plain washer
5

M 18 Nut
A A

100

Undimensioned radii 3
Lever Dimensions in mm

Figure 6
316 Geometric and Engineering Drawing

7. Figure 7 shows the details of the parts of a MACHINE VICE. The movable jaw rests on the
bed of the vice. The thumbscrew is screwed into the body of the vice and enters the 8 mm
hole in the movable jaw.
The two pegs are fitted into the two holes in the movable jaw and secure in position the
thumbscrew by the 5 mm diameter neck.
(a) Draw, twice full size, the assembled vice with the jaws 12 mm apart and the Tommy-bar
of the thumbscrew in the vertical position: (1) a FE looking in the direction of arrow A;
(2) a plan; (3) an elevation looking in the direction of arrow B.
First or third angle projection may be used.
Hidden details need not be shown and only five dimensions need be shown. (b) Make a
good quality freehand sketch of the assembled vice. The sketch to be of approximately
twice full size.
Add the TITLE, the SCALE and the ANGLE OF PROJECTION used, in letters of a suit-
able size.
Southern Regional Examinations Board
8

M8 3

15
32
φ3
9

Pegs
6

Body
30° 30°
25 9
B
25

φ8
15

90°

3 A
12 50 12 8
2 Holes φ3

φ5
15
11

Thumbscrew
3 Dia of neck 5 3 Moveable
jaw
φ12
φ6

38

3 M 8 thread
Dimensions in mm
6
62 12

Figure 7
Engineering Drawing 317

8. Parts of a step-down pulley are shown in Fig. 8. Draw, full size, the following views of
the step-down pulley fully assembled: (a) a sectional FE on the plane XX; (b) an EE when
viewed in the direction of arrow A; (c) a plan projected from (a) above and looking in the
direction of arrow D. Print the title. Size of letter to be 8 mm.
Print in the angle of projection you have used. Size of letter to be 6 mm.
Print in the scale. Size of letter to be 4 mm.
No dimensions are required on your drawing: (1) radii at B ⫽ 12 mm; (2) radii of fillets ⫽ 6 mm;
(3) use your own judgement to determine the size of any dimensions not given on the drawing;
(4) no hidden details are to be shown.
Associated Lancashire Schools Examining Board

50 D
25
Step-down pulley
75

φ100
φ15

φ21

φ50

φ75

Dimensions in mm
Bush

Bush is a tight fit in the pulley

Bush is a loose fit on the spindle bolt 75
Bolt is a push fit in the frame
Pulley
3 3
3 X
82 12 78 12
140 φ15 R 18
φ34

φ21

φ15
38

Bolt A
φ12 φ12
B

85
50

B
6
15

200 12
230 62
280 88
Frame 125
X

Figure 8
318 Geometric and Engineering Drawing

9. Details of a cable roller are given in Fig. 9. Draw, full size, the following views of the
roller assembled in its stand: (a) a FE; (b) an EE in projection with the front view, and as
seen from direction ‘B’.
Show all hidden details.
Insert four important dimensions.
Beneath the views, print the title CABLE ROLLER in 5 mm capital letters.
State which angle of projection has been used.
South-East Regional Examinations Board

φ32 38 112 10
9 6
φ15

φ15
5 105

φ32
φ50
φ70
φ15
40

φ3 Drill φ3 Drill φ3

Pin Axle cap Roller Axle

88 R 18 φ15
6 6

B
48
44

Fork φ36

R6 φ36 R 18
12 15
M12

25
12 25

M12 Screw Section A–A

150
Fork stand
75
50°
A

CABLE ROLLER DETAILS

Dimensions in millimetres All chamfers 2 × 2 First angle projection

Figure 9
Engineering Drawing 319

10. Figure 10 shows two views, in first angle projection, of the body and base of a shaft bear-
ing. The body is secured in position on the base by two hexagon-headed M8 set screws,
25 mm long, complete with washers. Draw, full size and in correct projection, the follow-
ing views of the complete assembly, together with a length of 25 mm diameter shaft in
position, approximately 150 mm long and shown broken at both ends: (a) a sectional side
elevation on X–X in the direction indicated; (b) an elevation projected to the right of (a),
the left-hand half to be sectioned on Y–Y; (c) a full plan projected from (a).
Draw in either first or third angle projection stating the method adopted.
Use your own discretion where any detail or dimension is not given.
Do not dimension your drawing; hidden edges are only required on view (c).
In a convenient corner of your paper draw a title block, 115 mm by 65 mm and print in it
the drawing title, scale and your name.
University of London School Examinations

Y
X
82
41

2 slots 7.5 × 15
semi-circular
ends
50 φ

25 φ
18
22

10

60°

15 90 crs. 15 32
64

Body
Y

2 Holes tapped
M8, 15 deep
22
10
18

X
Dimensions in mm
Base

Figure 10
320 Geometric and Engineering Drawing

11. Figure 11 shows a light casting for a gear-lever bracket. Draw, full size: (a) a sectional
elevation on X–X; (b) an end elevation looking in the direction of arrow Y. Show four
leading dimensions.
Hidden surfaces are not to be indicated. Suitable radii are to be assumed where not given.
Oxford and Cambridge Schools Examination Board

15 21 φ18

φ28

17
φ15

80

10
45°

2
8
62

φ25
12

φ44

φ25
φ25
R10 8
35

Y 38 75
R22
10
150
R10 3 Holes, φ9
125
12.5

62.5

Dimensions in mm 38
64

50
8

18

50
12
64

4 holes, φ10

φ18

Figure 11
Engineering Drawing 321

12. A special relief valve is shown in Fig. 12. The supply is at the valve ‘D’ and delivery is from
the bore ‘B’. Excess pressure is relieved through a valve at ‘R’. Draw, full size, the follow-
ing views: (a) an outside FE in the direction of the arrow F; (b) a plan. The lower portion
below the centre line ‘CC’ being an outside view and the upper portion a section taken on
the plane ‘PP’; (c) a sectional EE on the plane ‘EE’. Show hidden lines on view (c) only.
Insert the following dimensions: (i) the distance between each valve and the delivery bore;
(ii) the diameter of the flange; (iii) the distance between the face of the flange and the cen-
tre line of the valves.

E
φ38 11TPI 20 60

φ45 11TPI

8
40

φ25

37
‘R’ P
P R30 R30

0
φ4
8

40

‘B’
φ35

40
R15 φ33 ‘D’

E
Fillet radii 8
All dimensions in
millimetres
First angle projection 4 φ12 holes equally
valve seatings 45° spaced on 100 PCD

φ132
12

φ55
R38
76

6
φ7
60

C C

33

120

Figure 12
322 Geometric and Engineering Drawing

Complete in a suitable title block along the lower border of the paper, the title, scale, sys-
tem of projection used and your name.
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13. Orthographic views of a casting, drawn in third angle projection, are shown in Fig. 13. Do
not copy the views as shown but draw, full size in third angle projection, the following:
(a) a sectional elevation, the plane of the section and the direction of the required view
being indicated at X–X; (b) an EE as seen in the direction of arrow E; (c) a complete plan
as seen in the direction of arrow P and in projection with view (a).
Hidden edges are not to be shown on any of the views. Insert two important dimensions
on each view, and in the lower right-hand corner of the drawing paper draw a title block
115 mm by 65 mm and insert the relevant data.
Cambridge Local Examinations

P X
98
200 M 10 60
100 Y 15 deep
M 12
φ32 φ32
9

M 12
28
50

Web
Web R4
R4 12 thick
48

12 thick
140

φ25
φ44

φ25
φ38
φ44
φ25

R18
φ44

R37

E
75
32

12

φ25 Section on Y–Y

120 φ44
Y 240 62

88
X
R12
Third angle projection
φ12 hole
All dimensions are in millimetres
Fillet and corner radii 6 except where specified otherwise
Scrap plan of each of
four corners of base

Figure 13

14. Figure 14 shows parts of a magnifying glass as used by engravers and biologists. The
stem A screws to the base B. The stand and the glass C are connected by two link bars D
which are held in the desired position by the distance piece F and two 6 mm round-headed
bolts and wing nuts E.
Draw, full size, the following views of the magnifying glass and stand fully assembled:
(a) an elevation in the same position as the encircled detail; (b) a plan projected from this
elevation; (c) an elevation as seen in the direction of the arrow.
The link bars are inclined at 15° and the glass at 30° to the horizontal.
Include on this drawing eight of the main dimensions and a title block in the bottom right-
hand corner. Within this block letter the title, MAGNIFYING GLASS AND STAND and
state the scale and your school and name.
Southern Universities’ Joint Board
Engineering Drawing 323

X
D 68
3
Section

14
on XX

9
E X 15

SK
2 Off 21 12 R7

C
φ12 φ12 12

φ4

φ6
φ9
SPH SPH
25

φ6
φ4

25
M6 2 Off R2
5 2
φ4 R3
2
14

1 Off 28
φ6
100

F
R
56

R6
2
50

A 1 Off
φ15
φ94
3

C 1 Off
21

15
9

φ6 SPH
B
R 12
1 Off
φ38

R 32
75

M12

80
Dimensions in mm

Figure 14
324 Geometric and Engineering Drawing

15. Figure 15 is an exploded view of a plummer block bearing. Draw, to a scale of 2:1 in first
angle orthographic projection, the following views of the assembled bearing: (a) a sec-
tioned elevation as seen looking in the direction of arrow X; the cutting plane to be verti-
cal and to pass through AA; (b) an elevation as seen when looking from the left of view
(a); (c) a plan (beneath view (a)).
The cap is held in position on the studs by means of single chamfered hexagonal nuts that
have 2 mm thick single bevelled plain washers beneath them.
Although the tapped hole, for the lubricator, is shown in the cap, further details of this
hole are not shown and have been left to your own discretion. Details of this hole are
required to be shown as are the details of the stud holes in the base.
Hidden detail of the base, only, is to be shown in view (c); no other hidden detail is to be
shown.
Fully dimension the bottom brass, only.
Draw a suitable frame around your drawing and insert the title PLUMMER BLOCK, your
name, the scale and the system of projection.
A parts schedule incorporating the part number, name of part and the number off of each
part is to be completed in the lower right-hand corner of your sheet of drawing paper
immediately above your title block.
Oxford Local Examinations
Engineering Drawing 325

9
φ12

φ18

Cap

15
R17
3

2
R20 φ9

R17

Brasses

25

6
Mio
R12

18

R4 A 72 11
12
R18
4
32

R12
R17 A
Base 6
15
6 25 11

12
X
25
Dimensions in mm
6 Nut M.S. 2
5 Washer M.S. 2
4 Stud M.S. 2
3 Brass G.M. 2
2 Cap C.I. 1
1 Base C.I. 1
Part No. Part Matl No. Off

Figure 15
326 Geometric and Engineering Drawing

16. Figure 16 shows the details of a small machine vice and the key to its assembly. Draw,
full size and in correct orthographic projection, the following views of the completely
assembled vice, the sliding jaw being approximately 25 mm from the fixed jaw. (a) A sec-
tional elevation on a VP passing through the axis of the square-headed screw, in the direc-
tion indicated by XX in the key; (b) a plan projected from the above.
Details of screws are not given, and these may be omitted from your drawing. No hidden
edges are to be shown and dimensions are not required.
Either first or third angle (but not both) methods of projection may be used; the method
chosen must be stated on the drawing.
In the bottom right-hand corner of the paper draw a title block 112 mm ⫻ 62 mm and in it
print neatly the drawing title, MACHINE VICE ASSEMBLY, the scale and your name.
University of London School Examinations
 φ12 Square thread

=
6

32
φ 12 90º 12

=
18

150 2 Holes = = 50
φ8 32 88
Screw CSK φ12 Fixed jaw
Hole Deep
6
Engineering Drawing

25 Hole 12 square
8
thread

15

=
32
17
17

44

44
6

32
6

=
6
44 2Holes
= = M8
50 = = 12 = =
32 12
88 50 94 50
Sliding jaw 2 Holes φ8 CSK End plate
2 Holes φ8 C’Sunk φ12 Block
φ12
6 6

12
240 X
25
18

6
25 190
6 A

18
6
162

50
62

88
15
36

12

R6
Key to assembly of
6
machine vice
A 4 Holes M8
Section on AA Base
327

Figure 16
328 Geometric and Engineering Drawing

17. Figure 17A consists of a half-sectioned FE, a side elevation and a plan of part of a lathe
steady. Draw, full size, in first angle orthographic projection, detail drawings of each of
the six parts of the lathe steady, as follows:
Part 1. Top. A FE and an elevation as seen from the right of the FE.
Part 2. Base. A FE., a plan and a half-sectioned side elevation as seen from the right of the
FE; the section planes for this view are PQ, QR.
Part 3. Pivot screw. An elevation with the axis horizontal and the head to the right.
Part 4. Hinge pin. An elevation with the axis horizontal and an EE as seen from the left.
Part 5. Eye bolt. A FE. and an elevation as seen from the left of the FE.
Part 6. Clamping nut. A plan and elevation.
Full hidden detail is to be shown in Part 1 only; no other hidden detail is to be shown.
Part 5 is to be fully dimensioned; no other dimensions are to be shown.
Draw a suitable frame around your drawing and insert, in accordance with the recom-
mendations of BS 308, the title LATHE STEADY, your name, the scale and the system of
projection.
Also insert, in the right-hand corner of the frame, above the title block, a parts list giving
the part number, name of part and the number off. It is suggested that the parts list should
have a width of 125 mm.
Figure 17B gives an indication of how your sheet should be arranged.
Oxford Local Examinations
Engineering Drawing 329

3 Holes φ6 3 slots
39 P.C.D. as indicated
8
R50
1 5
R15 R28
6
6

3
φ18
2

20
φ25
φ15

37
12
°

10
0°
120
5

φ14

9
φ10

φ6 4
R9

18
18
R50

85
R28

φ25
φ9

3
15

8 2

8
16 50
R50

37

60 56
M6
9 M6 CSK
head bolt
R
10

Q
6

10

First angle projection Dimensions in mm

Figure 17A

1 5 3

6 4
2
Parts
list

Figure 17B
330 Geometric and Engineering Drawing

18. The detail drawings in Fig. 18 are parts of a fixed steady. The adjustable bearing blocks,
screws to hold them in position and the means of fixing the steady to the lathe have been
omitted.
When the steady is assembled, the top frame hinges on the right-hand lug and turns about
part number 3. The left-hand slot of the bottom frame takes part number 4 which turns
about part number 5 into the left-hand slot of the top frame. The two frames, parts 1 and
2, are held together by an M8 nut which is screwed with a washer on part 4.
To a scale of three-quarters full size draw the following views of the assembled steady: (a)
an elevation looking perpendicularly to the hexagon, i.e. in a similar position to the given
left-hand views; (b) project a plan from the elevation; (c) a sectional elevation on AA; (d)
a sectional elevation on BB.
Only show one adjusting screw, part number 6, this to be fully screwed into the lug below
A. Hidden detail is not required for the sectional elevations. Add six main dimensions. In
block letters give the following: FIXED STEADY; SCALE; and NAME.
Southern Universities Joint Board
 34 34
18 15 3

9
A M8

32
15 9
25
8
B 3

60°
Engineering Drawing

18
φ6 M8
φ6

6
12
21 5 20 25 6

12
9

18
E φ8
4

3
21 20 44 R9
21 9
9 slots to Hexagonal
25
take part No.4 25
1 6

5
9
φ6
M8
F

21
56 9 12

R6 38
6

48

6
Part No. Fixed steady No. Off
60°
15
1 Top frame 1
B 44 A 45° 2 Bottom frame 1

2
21 50 6 3 Hinge pin 1
5 2
6.8 4 Screwed block 1
94 50
5 Hinge pin 1
All casting fillets are 3 mm radius 6 Adjusting screw 3
7 M8 nut 1
All dimensions are in millimetres unless otherwise stated 8 M9 washer 1
331

Figure 18
332 Geometric and Engineering Drawing

19. Figure 19 opposite shows details of a bogie truck. The fixed plate is secured to the truck
by four M10 countersunk screws (not to be shown) and carries the wheel and frame by
means of a central bolt M18, 50 mm long. With the parts correctly assembled and allow-
ing a 2 mm clearance between the top of the frame and the underside of the plate draw,
full size, the following views: (a) a sectional FE looking in the direction of arrows AA and
taken on the centre line as indicated; (b) an outside EE looking in the direction of arrow
B, the longer side of the fixed plate to be shown in this view; (c) an outside plan projected
from (b) above and looking in the direction of arrow C.
Hidden details to be shown in view (b) only.
The castle nuts to be shown in view (b) only.
Insert the following dimensions: (i) the distance between the centres of the fixing screw
holes in the fixed plate in both directions; (ii) the distance of the centre of the wheel from
the top of the frame; (iii) the outside diameter of the wheel; (iv) the internal diameter of
the bush.
Add, in letters 10 mm high, the title TRUCK BOGIE, and in letters 6 mm high, the scale
and system of projection used.
First or third angle projection may be used but the three views must be in a consistent
system of projection.
Associated Examining Board
 A φ112
32 36 C φ88 Sphere φ125
φ38

Figure 19
φ 19

3
15
R6
R6 φ40 R6
Engineering Drawing

R88 S’Face 2 deep

B

94
φ 40
6 R6

φ 25
9
9 8
2
φ8
21

φ38

φ18.5
A
18 62 18 34
50
61 Wheel 1 off

1 off - 50 long
12 1 off - 117 long 18

44
25
4

Frame 1 off Thread

M18
φ18

112 Centres 3 3 Hole φ3 5

CSK at 90º 4 Holes φ11 Bolt 12
3 Deep
61
Castle nut
φ3
8 2 off
φ 25
φ 18

R68

φ 38

φ19
φ112 Bush 1 off

88 Centres
All fillets 3 rad unless specified
First angle projection
All dimensions in mm
R12
15
Fixed plate
1 off TRUCK BOGIE
333
334 Geometric and Engineering Drawing

20. Figure 20 opposite shows details in third angle projection of an adjustable angle plate
capable of moving through angles 0°–90°.
With the parts correctly assembled and arranged for an angle of 0°, i.e. base plate and
movable plate both horizontal, draw, full size, the following views: (a) a FE looking in
the direction of arrow A; (b) an EE looking in the direction of arrow C; (c) a sectional
plan projected from (a), the section being taken on the centre line through the pivot pins
and looking in the direction of arrows BB. The pivot pins are driving fits in the base plate
bosses and sliding fits in the movable plate bosses. The pins are to be assembled with
their 32 mm diameter heads placed on the 34 mm counterbore sides of the bosses. Hidden
detail is to be shown in view (a) only.
Only the scale markings for 0°, 30°, 60° and 90° in view (a) are to be shown.
Insert the following dimensions: (i) the length of the base plate; (ii) the width of the base
plate; (iii) the vertical height of the centre of the pivot above the bottom face of the base plate;
(iv) the diameter of the pivot pin; (v) the distance between the tee slots in the movable plate.
In a rectangle 150 mm long and 75 mm wide in a corner of the drawing insert, in letters
10 mm high, the title ANGLE PLATE and, in letters 6 mm high, the scale and system of
projection used.
First or third angle projection may be used but the three views must be in a consistent
system of projection.
Associated Examining Board
 Zero line to be marked on
circumference of boss 146 29
adjacent to face Y 18 18
φ16 φ62 15 15
φ9 C’Bore C
Movable plate A B Face Y φ34 I Deep B
Engineering Drawing

R3
1 off R4

75
54

17
29
102
150 36 204
204 134
75 37.5
15 15 20 10 R6

10
20

30
32
C’ bore

36
Face X C’ Bore R6 32
R P
φ35 φ35 I Deep
I Deep M/C face Base plate

15
φ15
37 22 37 19

φ62 Q 1 off
18 18 33
Scale to be marked on
29 146 54
circumference of boss
56 56 56 18
Scale to be adjacent to face X and to start at P (0°)
and finish at Q (90°) Plan of underside of plate

2 × 45° 2 × 45° φ34 All fillets R3

φ32

R15
All dimensions in mm

spherical

φ 16
φ17
M16 Third angle projection
37
3 M16
5

12
58

Pivot pin Washer Nut ANGLE PLATE

2 off 2 off 2 off

Figure 20
335