anca91
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maca75
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Hi.
Then in the view from above where I told you missing the thickness, I meant that you did not represent the thickness of the plate, as if you are seeing from above you do not see a single line that delimites the piece, but two well (second vertical line of projection to the right). projection lines is not that you have to indicate them by force but they can help you in construction. the right view where you say: "Represent the thickness "I don't understand it, in the sense how did you build it? If you look at the profile view from the left would be that, what do you see? try to display it in your mind. Hi.
Then in the view from above where I told you missing the thickness, I meant that you did not represent the thickness of the plate, as if you are seeing from above you do not see a single line that delimites the piece, but two well (second vertical line of projection to the right). projection lines is not that you have to indicate them by force but they can help you in construction. the right view where you say: "Represent the thickness "I don't understand it, in the sense how did you build it? If you look at the profile view from the left would be that, what do you see? try to display it in your mind. Hi.
anca91
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I could know how to represent the thicknesses? actually the left view does not require that type of work.
anca91
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You don't look at the odds because it's only for me to understand, I'd like to see if the table is all right in general.
meccanicamg
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but why instead of using the 2d do not use the 3d inventor or solidworks and do you make the views from the software?? ? I've always solved these things myself. It's not difficult. If you take a good drawing book and read how you make projections all by wire and then you can do everything correctly. It's not that hard.
But then what is that demential thing ø9.9h7??? if ever 10h7....
But then what is that demential thing ø9.9h7??? if ever 10h7....