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Proper spacing of views

Engineering Aid 3 - Beginning Structural engineering guide book
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Figure 5-12.-American standard arrangement of views in a six-view third-angle multi-view projection. view always lies in the plane of the drafting surface and does not require any rotation. Notice that the front, right side, left side, and rear views lineup in direct horizontal projection. Use the minimum number of views necessary to show an item. The three principal views are the top, front, and right-side. The TOP VIEW (also called a PLAN in architectural drawings) is projected to and drawn on an image plane above the front view of the object.  The  FRONT  VIEW  (ELEVATION)  should show the most characteristic shape of the object or its most  natural  appearance  when  observed  in  its permanent  or  fixed  position.  The  RIGHT-SIDE  VIEW (ELEVATION) is located at a right angle to the front and  top  views,  making  all  the  views  mutually perpendicular. SPACING  OF  VIEWS.—   Views  should  be spaced  on  the  paper  in  such  a  manner  as 5-7







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