help . orthogonal projection of a mechanical object on the three floors: vertical, horizontal and lateral.

[Vincenzo Mazza]

hello to all, help me understand how are the three views to project on autocad (vertical, horizontal, lateral).

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

hi, apart from that detail most likely has already been discussed the exercise is yours so you have to put your own computer on which you can build a discussion.

 

[meccanicamg]

you have to think of putting the object parallel to the three floors and from time to time you look at the object in parallel. What you see is the projection.

 

[Vincenzo Mazza]

Hey, you think that's okay with the projection? or is something missing?

 

[MFT]

put the odds to check and you will see what I miss and what is too much.

 

[Vincenzo Mazza]

put the odds to check and you will see what I miss and what is too much.

Thank you. but are the plans depicted well?

 

[MFT]

Thank you. but are the plans depicted well?

you should define the main view (we say the front) and then make all the necessary views so that the piece is understandable in all its plans, indicate the type of representation seen (European or American. Are you a student?

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

the correct view is the one on the lower right. mistakes are up to you to find them because doing a self-analysis of the design is among the best ways to learn how to draw.
But I can make other comments:
-if designed with autocad immediately abandons the use of the projection circles, if drawn by hand before presenting a design deletes the projection lines
- keep all hidden lines and axes and these are quite serious errors
-The proportions are wrong
-all lines have equal thickness and the design is therefore unreadable