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The document outlines the principles of orthographic projection, which is a method for representing objects through multi-view drawings. It details the six principal views of an object and the dimensions of height, width, and depth. Additionally, it includes instructions for sketching and assignments related to identifying and drawing these views.

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TLE

The document outlines the principles of orthographic projection, which is a method for representing objects through multi-view drawings. It details the six principal views of an object and the dimensions of height, width, and depth. Additionally, it includes instructions for sketching and assignments related to identifying and drawing these views.

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS

MECHANICAL
DRAFTING
VIEWPOINT
VIEWPOIN
INDUSTRIAL ARTS
MECHANICAL
DRAFTING
Theories and
Principles of
Orthographic
Projection
Orthographic
Projection
a system for
graphical
representation of
an object by a line
drawing on a flat
surface
Multi-view
a drawing that
shows more
than one view
of an object
Six (6)
Principal
Views of an
Object
Sketch
it Out!
Instruction: in 2 minutes
In one whole pad paper,
draw the 6 principal
view of your notebook
Sketch
it Out!
Orthographic
View
a drawing that
shows a side of an
object viewed
directly from 90
degrees.
PLANES OF
PROJECTION
PLANES OF
PROJECTION
Frontal Profile horizontal
PLANE
QUADRANT
-a two joined
plane.
OVERALL
SIZE OF AN
OBJECT
HEIGHT
Height is the
perpendicular
distance between
two horizontal
planes
WIDTH
Width is the
perpendicular
distance between
two profile planes
DEPTH
Depth is the
perpendicular
distance between
two frontal planes
WRAP-UP
IDENTIFICATION
¼ PAD
PAPER
IDENTIFICATION
INSTRUCTION:
Identify the following picture.
Write HP if the picture
represent the horizontal
plane, PP if profile plane and
FP if frontal plane
Enumeration

1. The 6 principal
views
2. Overall size of an
object
3. Quadrant planes
Assignment
Scaffold # 1
In a short bond paper,
draw a house and
identify the 6 principal
views and plane
projection of it.

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