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1 Figure Number: Caption: "Great Ideas Often Start as Freehand Sketches Made on Scratch Paper.Courtesy of ANATech, Inc. " AAACYWF0

2 Figure Number: Caption: Sketch on Graph Paper. AABTKQP0

3 Figure Number: Caption: Pencil Points. AABTKQQ0

4 Figure Number: a-d Caption: Types of Projection. AABTKQR0

5 Figure Number: Caption: Comparison of Lines. AABTKQS0

6 Figure Number: Caption: Sketch Lines. AABTKQT0

7 Figure Number: a-c Caption: Drawing Horizontal Lines. AABTKQU0

8 Figure Number: Caption: Drawing Vertical Lines. AABTKQV0

9 Figure Number: Caption: Drawing Inclined Lines. AABTKQW0

10 Figure Number: a-c Caption: locking in Horizontal and Vertical Lines. AABTKQX0

11 Figure Number: Caption: Sketching a Circle. AABTKQY0

12 Figure Number: Caption: Sketching a Circle. AABTKQZ0

13 Figure Number: Caption: Sketching Circles. AABTKRA0

14 Figure Number: Caption: Sketching Arcs. AABTKRB0

15 Figure Number: Caption: Sketching Ellipses. AABTKRC0

16 Figure Number: Caption: Sketching a Utility Cabinet. AABTKRD0

17 Figure Number: Caption: Sketching a Desk. AABTKRE0

18 Figure Number: Caption: Squares Method. AABTKRF0

19 Figure Number: Caption: Estimating Dimensions. AABTKRG0

20 Figure Number: Caption: Blocking In an irregular Object (Shaft Hanger). AABTKRH0

21 Figure Number: Caption: Isometric Sketching. AABTKRI0

22 Figure Number: a 1-3 Caption: Isometric Ellipses. AABTKRJ0

23 Figure Number: Caption: Isometric Ellipses. AABTKRK0

24 Figure Number: Caption: Isometric Ellipses. AABTKRL0

25 Figure Number: a 1-3 Caption: Sketching Semiellipses. AABTKRM0

26 Figure Number: a 1-3 Caption: Sketching on Isometric Paper. AABTKRN0

27 Figure Number: a 1-3 Caption: Sketching in Oblique. AABTKRO0

28 Figure Number: a 1-3 Caption: Oblique Sketching on Cross-Section Paper. AABTKRP0

29 Figure Number: Caption: Sketching in One-Point Perspective. AABTKRQ0

30 Figure Number: Caption: Two-Point Perspective. AABTKRR0

31 Figure Number: a,b Caption: Front View of an Object. AABTKRS0

32 Figure Number: a-d Caption: The Three Regular Views. AABTKRT0

33 Figure Number: a,b Caption: The Six Views. AABTKRU0

34 Figure Number: Caption: Six Views of a House. AABTKRV0

35 Figure Number: Caption: Six Views of a Compact Automobile. AABTKRW0

36 Figure Number: a,b Caption: Choice of Views. AABTKRX0

37 Figure Number: a-c Caption: Two Necessary Views. AABTKRY0

38 Figure Number: Caption: Three Views. AABTKRZ0

39 Figure Number: Caption: Choice of Right-Side View. AABTKSA0

40 Figure Number: Caption: Choice of Top View. AABTKSB0

41 Figure Number: a-d Caption: Choice of Views to Fit Paper. AABTKSC0

42 Figure Number: a,b Caption: One-View Drawings. AACXFGM0

43 Figure Number: a-h Caption: Hidden-Line Practices. AABTKSE0

44 Figure Number: a-f Caption: Center-Line Applications. AABTKSF0

45 Figure Number: a 1-3 Caption: Sketching Two Views of a Support Block. AACXFGN0

46 (A) Rough Sketch Figure Number: a GS-C Caption: AADWWEX0

47 (B) Constrained Sketch Figure Number: b GS-C Caption: AADWWEY0

48 (C) Assembly Constraints Figure Number: c GS-C Caption: AADWWEZ0

49 (D) Sketch Constraints Figure Number: d GS-C Caption: AADWWFA0

50 Figure Number: a 1-5 Caption: Sketching Three Views of a Lever Bracket. AABTKSL0

51 Figure Number: a-d Caption: Position of Views. AABTKSM0

52 Figure Number: Caption: Meaning of Lines. AABTKSN0

53 Figure Number: Caption: Precedence of Lines. AABTKSO0

54 Figure Number: Caption: Multiview CAD Assembly Drawing of a MAXIM Fire Truck. Courtesy of CADKEY. AAAHGDW0

55 Figure Number: Caption: Multiview Sketch (Layout A-1). AABTKSP0

56 Figure Number: Caption: "Multiview Sketching Problems. Sketch necessary views, using Layout A 1 (see Fig. 5.51) or A4 1 (see front cover endpapers) adjusted (freehand), on graph paper or plain paper, two problems per sheet as in Fig The units shown may be either and or 10 mm and 5 mm. See instructions on pages 143 and 144. All holes are through holes. " AABTKSQ0

57 Figure Number: Caption: "Multiview Sketching Problems. Sketch necessary views, using Layout A 1 or A4 1 adjusted (freehand), on graph paper or plain paper, two problems per sheet as in Fig Prepare paper scale with divisions equal to those in Prob. 1, and apply to problems to obtain approximate sizes. Let each division equal either or 10 mm on your sketch. See instructions on pages 143 and 144. For Probs , study " AABTKSR0

58 Figure Number: Caption: "Missing-Line Sketching Problems. (1) Sketch given views, using Layout A 1 or A4 1 adjusted (freehand), on graph paper or plain paper, two problems per sheet as in Fig Add missing lines. The squares may be either or 5 mm. See instructions on pages 143 and 144. (2) Sketch in isometric on isometric paper or in oblique on cross-section paper. " AABTKSS0

59 Figure Number: Caption: "Third-View Sketching Problems. (1) Using Layout A 1 or A4 1 adjusted (freehand), on graph paper or plain paper, two problems per sheet as in Fig. 5.51, sketch the two given views and add the missing views, as indicated. The squares may be either or 5 mm. See instructions on pages 143 and 144. The given views are either front and right-side views or front and top views. Hidden holes with center lines are drilled holes. (2) Sketch in isometric on isometric paper or in oblique on cross-section paper. " AABTKST0