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.
Orthographic projection conversion of 3d to 2d in first angle projection. Problem -1
from 1st angle to 3rd angle and vice versa.
Orthographic projection conversion of 3d to 2d in first angle projection. Problem -1
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:-construction of front view.
first you have to observe the given object from arrow side (x).for your front view.
i recommend to make a rectangle first rather than making all the parts seperatelly because making rectangle will give you the whole idea about the parts to be constructed seperatelly .
so we construct a rectangle of (56cm*24cm)
56cm=(18+20+18)cm
24cm=(16+8)cm
step-2:-construction of top view.i recommend to make a rectangle first rather than making all the parts seperatelly because making rectangle will give you the whole idea about the parts to be constructed seperatelly .
so we construct a rectangle of (56cm*24cm)
56cm=(18+20+18)cm
24cm=(16+8)cm
now you have to observe the given object from top side .for your top view.
again i recommend you to make a rectangle first rather than making all the parts seperatelly because making rectangle will give you the whole idea about the parts to be constructed seperatelly .
so we construct a rectangle of (56cm*32cm)
56cm=(18+20+18)cm
32cm=you can see the dimension of the object it is given directly.
step-3:-construction of right hand side view (RHSV).
finally you have to observe the given object from right side for your right hand side view.(rhsv)
again i recommend you to make a rectangle first rather than making all the parts seperatelly because making rectangle will give you the whole idea about the parts to be constructed seperatelly .there will very less chance of error in this particular method of construction .so please prefer this method.
so we construct a rectangle of (56cm*32cm)
32cm=you can see the dimension of the object it is given directly.(total width of the object)
24cm=(16+8)cm----(total height of the object)
step-4:-follow the video & you solution is ready.
here you can do two things either you can mark the dimension on the drawn rectangles of front view,top view and side view or you can go through a video given above on his page and follow the steps of construction.
ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION (some latest video by vikash academy)
PROBLEM-7 https://youtu.be/UysMPkfy2T0---orthographic projection-7 in first angle and third angle explained by 3-d model & live practical .
PROBLEM-5 https://youtu.be/BVPWXJj0y84---orthographic projection problem-5 with 3-d model and live example by vikash academy.
PROBLEM-3 https://youtu.be/8FlpbJl4rLo---Orthographic projection problem-3 in first angle projection.
PROBLEM-1 https://youtu.be/1iIeVJE0yjE---Orthographic projection conversion of 3d to 2d in first angle projection. Problem -1
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again i recommend you to make a rectangle first rather than making all the parts seperatelly because making rectangle will give you the whole idea about the parts to be constructed seperatelly .
so we construct a rectangle of (56cm*32cm)
56cm=(18+20+18)cm
32cm=you can see the dimension of the object it is given directly.
step-3:-construction of right hand side view (RHSV).
finally you have to observe the given object from right side for your right hand side view.(rhsv)
again i recommend you to make a rectangle first rather than making all the parts seperatelly because making rectangle will give you the whole idea about the parts to be constructed seperatelly .there will very less chance of error in this particular method of construction .so please prefer this method.
so we construct a rectangle of (56cm*32cm)
32cm=you can see the dimension of the object it is given directly.(total width of the object)
24cm=(16+8)cm----(total height of the object)
step-4:-follow the video & you solution is ready.
here you can do two things either you can mark the dimension on the drawn rectangles of front view,top view and side view or you can go through a video given above on his page and follow the steps of construction.
ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION (some latest video by vikash academy)
PROBLEM-7 https://youtu.be/UysMPkfy2T0---orthographic projection-7 in first angle and third angle explained by 3-d model & live practical .
PROBLEM-5 https://youtu.be/BVPWXJj0y84---orthographic projection problem-5 with 3-d model and live example by vikash academy.
PROBLEM-3 https://youtu.be/8FlpbJl4rLo---Orthographic projection problem-3 in first angle projection.
PROBLEM-1 https://youtu.be/1iIeVJE0yjE---Orthographic projection conversion of 3d to 2d in first angle projection. Problem -1
ISOMETRIC PROJECTION PLAYLIST
BASIC GEOMETRICAL CONSTRUCCTION PLAYLIST
PROJECTION OF SOLID PLAYLIST
PROJECTION OF PLANES PLAYLIST
PROJECTION OF POINTS PLAYLIST
SECTION OF SOLID PLAYLIST
PLAIN SCALES PLAYLIST
DIAGONAL SCALES PLAYLIST
INVOLUTE (ALL TYPES) PLAYLIST
DEVELOPMENT OF SURFACES PLAYLIST
ELLIPSE (ALL TYPES) PLAYLISTS
PARABOLLA (ALL TYPES) PLAYLIST
OUR OTHER BLOG
OUR FACEBOOK PAGE
EMAIL-ID
you may also call us at 9755250935.
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