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alphabet of lines | technical lines used in multiview drawings |
architectural drawing | a drawing showing buildings and other structures to be built |
assembly drawing | a drawing made to show how to put a product together |
bill of materials | a list of all the needed parts to make one product |
compass | a tool used to make circles and arcs |
CADD | abbreviation for computer-aided drafting and design |
detailed drawing | a 2-D drawing giving the size and shape of an individual part |
dimensioning | a process using two types of lines, extension and dimension, in a drawing |
drawing board | a smooth, slightly elevated surface on which to draw |
engineering drawing | a sketch used to illustrate products that will be manufactured |
45 degree triangle | has one 90 degree corner and two 45 degree corners |
isometric drawing | shows the front, top and side views of an object just like the eye sees them in real life |
mechanical drawing | a precise drawing used by a designer, two main classes drawings include orthographic and pictorial |
multiview drawing | uses several views to describe the object |
oblique drawing | shows and focuses on one view as the most important |
orthographic drawing | also called a mulitview type drawing |
perspective drawing | type of drawing most like what the eye sees naturally |
pictorial drawing | another name for perspective drawing |
plotter | printer able to print on large paper |
scale | special type of ruler used to make specific measurements |
schematic | use of pictures and symbols, rather than words, to show a process |
specification | detailed written directions for the builder controlling the work quality and materials on the job site |
tablet | a device having a pad and puck used with CADD |
template | a plastic piece with shapes and symbols cut out that the designers trace |
30-60 degree triangle | has one 90, one 30, and one 60 degree corner |
t-square | tool made up of two pieces: the head and the blade |
working drawing | the most complete drawing used by designers and engineers to display all the needed info. to build structures or create products |