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    This document provides a study guide for Chapter 6 in a Technical Drawing textbook. It includes questions about orthographic projections, the three principal dimensions of objects, different views shown in projections, methods for transferring depth dimensions, partial views, revolution conventions, and definitions of features like fillets, rounds, runouts, and hole types. The guide directs the reader to figures in the textbook for visual examples.

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    This document provides a study guide for Chapter 6 in a Technical Drawing textbook. It includes questions about orthographic projections, the three principal dimensions of objects, different views shown in projections, methods for transferring depth dimensions, partial views, revolution conventions, and definitions of features like fillets, rounds, runouts, and hole types. The guide directs the reader to figures in the textbook for visual examples.

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    This document provides a study guide for Chapter 6 in a Technical Drawing textbook. It includes questions about orthographic projections, the three principal dimensions of objects, different views shown in projections, methods for transferring depth dimensions, partial views, revolution conventions, and definitions of features like fillets, rounds, runouts, and hole types. The guide directs the reader to figures in the textbook for visual examples.

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    Orthographic Projections Study Guide

    Study Chapter 6 in Technical Drawing

    6.2 The Glass Box


    1. What are the three principal dimensions of an object?
    _____________ _______________ ________________

    2. Figure 6.4 shows the six views of an object as they are unfolded from the Glass
    Box. Sketch Figure 6.4 in the space below and label each view by name and indicate
    which of the three principal dimensions are shown on each view?

    6.5 Transferring Depth Dimensions


    3. What are the three methods for transferring Depth?
    a.__________________________________________
    b.__________________________________________
    c.__________________________________________

    4. Which method of transferring depth would work best when using CAD?
    ___________________________________________________________

    6.9 Partial Views


    5. What is a Partial View and when is it used?
    __________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________
    6.10 Revolution Conventions
    6. Sketch the appropriate side view for each of the front views given below.
    7. What is an oblique edge?
    __________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________

    8. What is a fillet? _____________________________________________________

    9. What is a round? ____________________________________________________

    10. What is a runout? ___________________________________________________

    11. What Figure in the text book would you refer to if you needed to know what a runout
    should look like? ____________________________________________________

    12. In the boxes below sketch the top view and the front view of each hole type.

    Drilled Hole Counterbored Hole Countersunk Hole SpotFaced Hole

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