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This document discusses freehand sketching in engineering graphics. It covers the following key points:
1. The learning outcomes include explaining the importance of freehand sketching, listing common view types in engineering drawings, identifying minimum dimensions for basic shapes, and drawing basic shapes in 2D and 3D by freehand sketching.
2. Freehand sketching is an important communication tool that allows engineers to initially transfer ideas and convey design intent. It is fast and less restrictive than technical drawings.
3. Common view types include single views, pictorial views, and multiple views using parallel projection. Minimum dimensions needed to construct basic shapes like prisms, cylinders, pyramids are also covered.
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This document discusses freehand sketching in engineering graphics. It covers the following key points:
1. The learning outcomes include explaining the importance of freehand sketching, listing common view types in engineering drawings, identifying minimum dimensions for basic shapes, and drawing basic shapes in 2D and 3D by freehand sketching.
2. Freehand sketching is an important communication tool that allows engineers to initially transfer ideas and convey design intent. It is fast and less restrictive than technical drawings.
3. Common view types include single views, pictorial views, and multiple views using parallel projection. Minimum dimensions needed to construct basic shapes like prisms, cylinders, pyramids are also covered.
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This document discusses freehand sketching in engineering graphics. It covers the following key points:
1. The learning outcomes include explaining the importance of freehand sketching, listing common view types in engineering drawings, identifying minimum dimensions for basic shapes, and drawing basic shapes in 2D and 3D by freehand sketching.
2. Freehand sketching is an important communication tool that allows engineers to initially transfer ideas and convey design intent. It is fast and less restrictive than technical drawings.
3. Common view types include single views, pictorial views, and multiple views using parallel projection. Minimum dimensions needed to construct basic shapes like prisms, cylinders, pyramids are also covered.
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2D (multiple views) and 3D – Explain the importance of freehand sketching – List the common types of views used in engineering drawing – Identify the minimum dimensions required to draw any basic shapes (2D & 3D) – Draw basic shapes by freehand sketching in 2D (multiple views) and 3D Learning Outcomes
(1.3) Draw basic shapes by freehand sketching in
2D (multiple views) and 3D – Explain the importance of freehand sketching – List the common types of views used in engineering drawing – Identify the minimum dimensions required to draw any basic shapes (2D & 3D) – Draw basic shapes by freehand sketching in 2D (multiple views) and 3D Video on freehand sketching QBD • What was the first step in freehand sketching that you observed from the video? • List the basic geometries that were used in freehand sketching of the car. • Only an artist can do freehand sketching? Yes / No. • Justify your answer for the above question. Freehand Sketching • Traditionally, a sketch would be defined as a freehand drawing that is a drawing produced without instruments. • Freehand drawings are an important communication tool that engineers use frequently when designing. • Freehand sketching is important for the initial transfer of an idea from the engineer’s abstract world. • Freehand sketching being fast and less restrictive, can convey ideas at a level of detail that communicates the design intent and, at the same time, allows the viewers to imagine for themselves how different solutions might further the design. Learning Outcomes
Draw basic shapes by freehand sketching in 2D
and 3D – Explain the importance of freehand sketching – List the common types of views used in engineering drawing – Identify the minimum dimensions required to draw any basic shapes (2D & 3D) – Draw basic shapes by freehand sketching in 2D (multiple views) and 3D Types of views Single View / Pictorial View Multiple Views Learning Outcomes
Draw basic shapes by freehand sketching in 2D
and 3D – Explain the importance of freehand sketching – List the common types of views used in engineering drawing – Identify the minimum dimensions required to draw any basic shapes (2D & 3D) – Draw basic shapes by freehand sketching in 2D (multiple views) and 3D Think Pair Share Identify the dimensions required to construct the below shown geometries Think Pair Share Identify the dimensions required to construct the below shown shapes
Rectangular Prism Cylinder Pyramid
Truncated Cone Cone
Learning Outcomes
Draw basic shapes by freehand sketching in 2D
(multiple views) and 3D – Explain the importance of freehand sketching – List the common types of views used in engineering drawing – Identify the minimum dimensions required to draw any basic shapes (2D & 3D) – Draw basic shapes by freehand sketching in 2D (multiple views) and 3D Concept of Multiple views Parallel Projection Parallel Projection (Contd..) Parallel Projection (Contd..) Construction of multiple views Use the grid sheet for constructing the multiple view (Front and Top) of given basic shapes in freehand Construction of multiple views Construct multiple views for the basic shapes shown below Construction of Pictorial view Use the grid sheet for constructing the pictorial view of given basic shapes in freehand Freehand sketching of pictorial view Sketching a circle (ellipse) in pictorial view Construction of pictorial view Construct multiple views for the basic shapes shown below Workbook – Sample Thank you