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By: Dr. S. Sumathi

The document discusses auxiliary views, which provide additional perspectives that are needed when regular views are insufficient, especially for objects with inclined planes. It provides examples of creating auxiliary views by offsetting lines and joining them to represent different shapes. The document also includes instructions for practical exercises to draw orthographic front, side and auxiliary views of two objects, with measurements provided in centimeters and drawings scaled to a sheet size.

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By: Dr. S. Sumathi

The document discusses auxiliary views, which provide additional perspectives that are needed when regular views are insufficient, especially for objects with inclined planes. It provides examples of creating auxiliary views by offsetting lines and joining them to represent different shapes. The document also includes instructions for practical exercises to draw orthographic front, side and auxiliary views of two objects, with measurements provided in centimeters and drawings scaled to a sheet size.

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By:

Dr. S. SUMATHI
Auxiliary View

• Regular view not


sufficient, thus need
an auxiliary view

• Normally objects with


inclined plane

SIDE
Auxiliary view

SIDE
FRONT
Example 1

• Using offset mode


Steps

1. Select offset, set distance =7, highlight the line to be offset, left click

2. Select offset, set distance =1.38, highlight the line to be offset, left click

3. Select offset, set distance =2.75, highlight the line to be offset, left click

4. Select offset, set distance =0.88, highlight the line to be offset, left click

5. Join the line to become a box

6. Join long lines from centre mark perpendicular to the box.

7. Select circle & draw

8. Join line from blue line & make the cutting accordingly

9. Remove unnecessary line by trimming


Step 1 - 4 Step 5
Step 6

Step 7
Step 8

Step 9
Example 2
Example 3

• Draw out the full


auxiliary view

• Scale to A4 in cm
Practical 6

• Draw out the front & side orthographic views of


Object A. Include an auxiliary view of surface A.

• Draw out the front & side orthographic views of


Object B. Include an auxiliary view of surface B.

• Measurements of the objects are in cm

• Scale the projection to any draft sheet size


Object A
TOP

1.0

40º

SIDE FRONT
Object B

SIDE

FRONT
THE END

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