Exercise 1.6: Estimate the dimensions. Draw the Front view, Top view and Right view. Draw the Visible Feature Lines for the model. Draw any Hidden lines if needed. Identify the view that should display the most information about the illustrated model. Note: Third Angle Projection. H

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