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    Technical Information Vol.

    15
    HOW TO DRAW AND READ DRAWINGS
    When working on machining, you always have to use the drawings.
    Proper viewing and drawing of drawings is important for conveying information accurately.
    This time, we summarized how to draw and read the drawings.

    DESCRIPTION AND NAMES OF THE DRAWING LINES


    There are the following four types of lines depending on the shape.
    Solid line Continuous line
    Dashed line A line in which short lines are repeated at regular intervals.
    Chain line A line in which two long and short lines are alternately repeated.
    Chain double-dashed line A line in which two types of length are repeated in the order of
    long, short, short, long, short, short.
    There are three types of lines depending on the thickness.
    Narrow line In the same drawing,
    Thick line make the line thickness
    Extra thick line uniform for each line type.

    The ratio of the thickness of the thin line, thick line, and extra-thick line is 1: 2: 4.

    THE USERS OF LINE


    Use different types of lines depending on the purpose.The main uses according to the type of line are as follows.

    Line Style Name by Use The Uses of Line


    Thick solid line Outline It is used for represent the shape of the visible part of the object.
    Dimension line It is used for writing dimensions.
    Thin solid line Extension line It is used to draw from a figure to fill in dimensions.
    Leader line It is used for drawing out descriptions and symbols.
    Thin dashed line
    Hidden Outline It is used for represent the shape of the invisible part of the object.
    Or Thick dashed line
    It is used for represent the center of the figure.
    Center line
    In particular, it is used to clearly indicate the basis of position
    Thin Chain line Reference line
    determination.
    Pitch line
    A reference line that takes the pitch of repeated figures.
    Thin Chain double- Imaginary line It is used to display information that is not actually there for reference.
    dashed line

    Thin wave line Break line A line representing the boundary when a part of an object is
    temporarily removed.
    Thin chain line with
    When drawing a sectional view, it is used to show the cutting
    the part which changes Cutting line
    position in the corresponding figure.
    of direction

    Thin solid line with It is used to distinguish a specific part of a figure from other parts.
    Draw regularly Hatching
    For example, the cut end of a sectional view is shown.

    Continue to the next page


    HOW TO DRAW AND READ DRAWING (BASIC)

    TRIGONOMETRY Based on the front view


    View from right side draws on the right
    View from left side draws on the left
    In general, mechanical drawings are drawn by trigonometry. View from the top draws above
    View from the bottom draws below
    This is the basic!

    B B A Front View
    F
    B Plan View

    C D In the same drawing, C Left-side View


    C A D F
    make the line thickness D Right-side View
    A uniform for each line type.
    E Bottom View

    E E F Back Side View

    Correct placement drawn with trigonometry

    SYMBOL FOR DIMENSIONING USED IN DRAWING


    In drafting, use a dimension symbol to clarify the meaning of the dimension by adding it to the numerical value
    representing the dimension.
    The main dimension auxiliary symbols are as follows.

    Description of
    Symbol Purpose of use
    numetrical value Symbol for dimensioning
    Diameter Put it before diameter dimension represent the shape.

    Radius Put it before radius dimension


    Diameter of Sphere Put it before diameter of sphere dimension
    Radius of Sphere Put it before radius of sphere dimension
    Sides of Square Put it before dimension of a side of square
    Thickness of Maaterial Put it before thickness of material dimension
    45 degs Chamfering Put it before 45 degs chamfering dimension

    Example of use

    Diameter Radius Diameter of Sphere Radius of Sphere Sides of Square Thickness of 45 degs chamfering
    material

    This time we explained the terminology, but next time, we will summarize the points to note
    when actually drawing and points to draw easy-to-view drawings.

    For More information,


    lease contact
    CONIC tool sales desk.

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