The front and the top views of a machine component are given below. Please draw 1. The front view from A-A section surface 2. The top view as given 3. The left view after you ensure the isometric view of the component on a A3 drawing paper within a horizontal direction. (It is recommended to sketch up the isometric perspective view of the component on any draft paper before drawing the multiviews.) 4. Dimension the views based on the numbers given on views. Do not try to take the dimensions from the given views. Unknown dimensions should be taken symmetric, if needed. (Make a good dimensinoning distribution of each view. Do not leave dimensionless of any view or do not repeat the same dimension in different views.) Note: Do not forget to fill a proper title block on the right comer of the paper downward. 65
The front and the top views of a machine component are given below. Please draw 1. The front view from A-A section surface 2. The top view as given 3. The left view after you ensure the isometric view of the component on a A3 drawing paper within a horizontal direction. (It is recommended to sketch up the isometric perspective view of the component on any draft paper before drawing the multiviews.) 4. Dimension the views based on the numbers given on views. Do not try to take the dimensions from the given views. Unknown dimensions should be taken symmetric, if needed. (Make a good dimensinoning distribution of each view. Do not leave dimensionless of any view or do not repeat the same dimension in different views.) Note: Do not forget to fill a proper title block on the right comer of the paper downward. 65
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