these are the steps you just have to follow and you will not only able to solve the question but also got a clear understanding abot the conversion of views.
from 1st angle to 3rd angle and vice versa.
scale problem-1(los-length of scale explained) Hindi/Urdu.
from 1st angle to 3rd angle and vice versa.
scale problem-1(los-length of scale explained) Hindi/Urdu.
the steps we are going to use here is truly based on our youtube videos so kindly go through our youtube videos and then come here to to get a idea about he steps we will used while drawing.
step-1:-
first you have to draw top view as a cube of side 35mm with one of its faces (bcgf) inclined 30 degree to the x-y axis.
the true shape of the square face through which it is kept on h.p. can only be achieve by waching it from top not from the front thats why we will start our construction from h.p not from v.p.
step-2:-the true shape of the square face through which it is kept on h.p. can only be achieve by waching it from top not from the front thats why we will start our construction from h.p not from v.p.
draw a section plane,parallel to the x-y and 9 mm away from the point a or e
because a or e; point is nearer to the observer.
step-3:-
mark the points where the section plane cuts the edges of cube in top view
eg point 1,2,3,4, cuts the edge ad,eh,ab,ef respectively.
step-4:-
project these setion points (1,2,3,4,) on corresponding edges in top view and finally join these points to get a sectional front view of the cube
because a or e; point is nearer to the observer.
step-3:-
mark the points where the section plane cuts the edges of cube in top view
eg point 1,2,3,4, cuts the edge ad,eh,ab,ef respectively.
step-4:-
project these setion points (1,2,3,4,) on corresponding edges in top view and finally join these points to get a sectional front view of the cube
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