Manual Instruction Drawing
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All that now remains is the angle to cut the edges of the other two sides.
They are equally inclined to their respective faces of the tongued joint, so that if we take one edge and determine the angle to set the bevel we know that the other one will be similar.
The elevation on x' y' shows the line of intersection of the top face of the oblique piece of wood, with one of the upright faces, and if we take a cutting plane perpendicular to this line, it must contain a right section of the bevelled... edge.
Draw the vertical trace of this cutting plane at right angles to h' d'.
With i as a centre and ? h" as a radius, fold down the new plane into x^ y'.
Project //' into the plan at h. Join // g, and h g a is the angle of inclination of the bevelled edge of the triangular slab.
Fig. 94. Plan and elevation of an oblique housing joint. In this case the angles of a tub or tray. The thickness of the bottom has been left out to avoid confusion.
Fig. 94 shows the plan and elevation on x' y' and another elevation on x'^ y^.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All that now remains is the angle to cut the edges of the other two sides.
They are equally inclined to their respective faces of the tongued joint, so that if we take one edge and determine the angle to set the bevel we know that the other one will be similar.
The elevation on x' y' shows the line of intersection of the top face of the oblique piece of wood, with one of the upright faces, and if we take a cutting plane perpendicular to this line, it must contain a right section of the bevelled... edge.
Draw the vertical trace of this cutting plane at right angles to h' d'.
With i as a centre and ? h" as a radius, fold down the new plane into x^ y'.
Project //' into the plan at h. Join // g, and h g a is the angle of inclination of the bevelled edge of the triangular slab.
Fig. 94. Plan and elevation of an oblique housing joint. In this case the angles of a tub or tray. The thickness of the bottom has been left out to avoid confusion.
Fig. 94 shows the plan and elevation on x' y' and another elevation on x'^ y^.
What to read after Manual Instruction Drawing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Barter to read onlineMoreLess
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