Pictorial vs. 3-View

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Pictorial vs. 3-View. In Drafting and CAD there are two forms of drawing that are used more commonly than any other forms to get the message of size, shape, locations and dimensions of a part. These two forms are called 3-View and orthographic drawing. Pictorial. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Pictorialvs.

3-ViewIn Drafting and CAD there are two forms of drawing that are

used more commonly than any other forms to get the message of size, shape, locations and dimensions of a part.

These two forms are called 3-View and orthographic drawing

Pictorial• Pictorial drawing is a

type of drawing when the drawing looks like a picture. In drafting the most common form of pictoral drawing is isometric when lines are drawn isometricly or 30, 60 90 degrees.

Picture to Isometric

Pictorial Drawing

• There are many form of pictorial drawing to get a desired look or effect.

• One thing to remember is that in pictorial drawing actual (true) measurements are only along isometric lines called axis.

Measurements

Isometric or Pictorial

How to Draw

Y Axis

Isometric Drawing

Front

Top

RightSide

VIEWS

DimensionsIsometric Drawing

Height

Width Depth

D W

H H

W D

Principleof

3 View Drawing

• Most common form of drawing particular sides of a project

3-View Drawing

• Three view drawing shows an object in three view with all views true to shape as if looking at the object straight on.

FrontView

Three Views

Front

Top

RightSide

OrthographicProjection

• Three View Drawing is also called Orthographic Projection

• Ortho-straight lines or right angles• Graphic-to draw• Pro-forward• Jacere (jection)-to throw

Line of Projection45 degrees

Right angles

Straight lines

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