Orthographic Projection in Engineering Drawing- Problem 2

In this video, I have explained the second problem on how to draw an orthographic view of an object from an isometric view. It explains how a three-dimensional object can be represented in two-dimensional planes in Engineering drawings.
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Easy to understand

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Please do third angle method

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Explain Sectional Views also

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Please show me how to draw isomatric view from orthographic view on this sane object please

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How to drawing by 3rd angle projection

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[@IsraelMichaelson-uq5zx]

Thankyou sir,this is in orthographic from isometric but can you please draw and explain the in orthographic to isomatric please

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Isometric View in Engineering Drawing: ua-cam.com/play/PLWv6RLxuaVQxqblzTJOkiogZEEC2X9o0G.html

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why are there spaces between the views and how much space

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In orthogonal projection, we leave space between different views to keep the drawing clear and easy to read. This prevents details from overlapping and ensures each view is distinct.
Reasons for spacing:
1. Clarity: Avoids confusion by separating views.
2. Detail: Keeps each view's details separate.
3. Dimensions: Provides room for measurements and notes.
How much space to leave:
Standards: Follow guidelines like ISO or BIS, which usually recommend at least 10 mm.
Drawing Size: More space for larger drawings, less for smaller ones (e.g., 10-30 mm).
Adjust based on what looks clear and professional.

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What is the angle of inclined line

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