luca234
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Good evening, everyone. I'm a mechanical engineering student and I'm practicing technical drawing. can I kindly ask you an opinion on this design? I had to extract the particular n°1 from that together. Thanks to who will answer me!
brown on brown you see very well... .correct view
still wrong. start learning the use of lines (visible, hidden, axles, etc.) otherwise you will never make a correct design.correct view
and away always with more complex details.with these you do your design, then compare it and do an autoanalysis of your work on which I recommend you write to yourself what were the errors so as to check not to give it back to the next exercise.above all inventor wizard.be/nl - autodesk user group where inside the zip there are the drawings (pdf) of the assembled and relative boards all always accompanied by the isometric views
You don't understand. Absonometry is contained in the drawings, you don't have to do it.I understand the advice of making acenometry