First Principles Of Mechanical And Engineering Drawing H HoltbutterfillCONTENTS Enfroduction—Tus Vauen or a Ksownepse or Drawixe 10 THE StupEst CHAPTER J Tue Toots axp Marmniats Requirep pr tae Srvupexr Drawing-Board—Tee-Square—Adjustable Bladed Square—Set-Squares— Pencils—Drawing - Pius-~-Paper—Rubber—Ink--Drawing Inatru- ments. CHAPTER II TROHA b FR: <0 WING: DirFerence > AND Uses Tho meaning of Freehand Drawing—How objects are made _visible— What a Perspective is—How a Perspective Drwing is obtrined— The use of a Perspective Drawing to the workman—Aan Orthonrephic Projection, and how cbtained—The meaning of Plan and Elevation Eson 12-16 CHAPTER TT ‘ Practical Geoverry axp MuoranicaL Drawixe The meaning of the term ‘‘Geometry''—The difference between Plane and Solid Geometry—Definition of Geometrical terms used in the work— Plane Geometrical Figares a0 s see aes se CHAPTER TY PLANE. Tr BL EM: To divide a straight line into two equal party—To ereet a perpendicular toa given straight Jine—To let fali a perpendicular to a straight Iine—To bisect a given angle~To draw a line parallel to a given line —-To draw an angle oqual toa given angle—To draw a line making auangle with a given Hine ne aes 17—22 23—27viii CONTENTS CHAPTER V Puaxe Geoverrican Fictnes ‘To constrnct an equilateral triangle, an isosceles triangle, a scalene triangle —To construct a square, a rectangle, a thombus, a thombord, a trae ium, a regular pentagon, a hexagon, a regular octagon... we 28-34 CHAPTER VI OrnrHocRapnic PRosJEcTION The Planes of Projection—The difference between a vertical and 2 per- pendicnlar plane—The relative position of the planes of projection— The projections of a point and a straight line—The projections of a line inclined to the planes of projection cee AT CHAPTER VII Prosection or Puane FicvREs The Projection of the Titel square—The pentagon and the hexagon, ete. woe a fe 42—46 CHAPTER VT Tur Prosectios or Soups Definitions of the Plane Solids—The enbe, the prism, the pyramid, ete.— Models of the Solids necessary to the Student for a thorough know- ledge of their projection—Elevations of objects given to find their plans—Meaning of section, side elevation, sectional plans and eleva- tons ete se : Prosectios 1x THE Urren Puaxe The front elevation given, to find the side elevation—The sectional eleva- tions of the solid and hollow cube, prism and pyramid ve o_ 59-70 CHAPTER X Prosection FRov THE Lower To THE Upper PLANE ‘The plans of objects given, to find their elevations and sectioval elevations 71—76 CHAPTER XT SG. Ww) The kind of lines to be used—The direction in which the light is supposed to fall on the object represented—To find the angle that the rays of light make with the of projection—Why different qualities of lines are used in Mechanical Drawing—The importance of correctness in_their application—How ink for ‘ningsin 9 a sawing oh should be made—And how to fill the drawi _ 77-84 Urheberrechtlich geschitztes Material