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Technical Drawing Visual Communication of Technical Information

Technical Drawing Visual Communication of Technical Information. Technical Drawing Visual Communication of Technical Information. Unit Overview – several classes Precise Drawings Give More Information Types of Technical Drawing Isometric Projections Parallel, Perspective, and Oblique

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Technical Drawing Visual Communication of Technical Information

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  1. Technical DrawingVisual Communication of Technical Information

  2. Technical DrawingVisual Communication of Technical Information • Unit Overview – several classes • Precise Drawings Give More Information • Types of Technical Drawing • Isometric Projections • Parallel, Perspective, and Oblique • Orthographic Projections • Multi-view Sketches • Practice

  3. Tech Drawing -- Overview Good drawings convey detailed information about solutions to technical problems. In this unit you may learn: • Technical Drawing (focus of two types) • Puzzle cube design and fabrication • Orthographic and Isometric Layouts • Manufacturing diagrams

  4. How can we present an object and learn the most about it? This view shows a square object with a number and some other detail

  5. Isometric Projection This view shows two sides and more information. Note: All vertical lines are parallel

  6. Isometric Projection This view shows three sides and even more information. All vertical lines are parallel; all other lines are 30 to 60 degrees above the horizon.

  7. Isometric Projection A see-through version lets us infer information about the hidden sides

  8. Oblique Projection The front is drawn on the X and Y axes. The side and top are drawn at an oblique (not square) angle in the Z direction. A lot of information is shown regarding the front; less about the top and side.

  9. Parallel Projection Parallel lines remain parallel regardless of how they really appear. Are these beams parallel?

  10. Perspective Projection Parallel lines meet in the distance as they really appear

  11. Perspective and Parallel The cube is scaled to be 12 ft.

  12. How can we make a standard drawing of this object?

  13. To begin: All vertical lines are perpendicular to the horizon Horizon

  14. Next: All other lines rise at 30 degrees from the horizon Horizon

  15. Continue: All lines that complete the diagram are parallel to one of the three main lines Horizon

  16. Complete: • The final isometric drawing presents three sides and infers information about the other sides Horizon

  17. Practice Height • Take a few minutes to copy EACH of these isometric figures in your notebook or on plain paper Start with each of the three isometric axes Width Depth 1. Add vertical lines from the corners. They should be parallel to the center line 2.

  18. Practice • Take a few minutes to copy EACH of these isometric figures on a practice sheet Add lines for width parallel to the width axis 3. Finish the cube with lines for depth parallel to the depth axis 4. Erase where you need to

  19. Practice • Draw an isometric sketch of the boxes in the diagram

  20. This is Isometric Paper To make drawing easier Use isometric paper Graph paper with lines That follow isometric 60-degree axes Use this to practice Drawing isometric figures Horizon

  21. More Practice There are seven 3-D figures made of cubes on your work sheet. Construct each using plastic cubes. `

  22. More Practice Then draw each on isometric paper.

  23. Isometric Projection A standard method of 3-dimentional (3D) drawing that shows the most detail about three adjacent sides of an object.

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