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  • @bholushorts676

    Answer 1-

    Object Line: Thick, solid lines representing visible edges.
    Hidden Line: Short dashes showing edges obscured from view.
    Center Line: Alternating long and short dashes indicating axes of symmetry.
    Dimension/Extension Lines: Thin solid lines with arrows showing size.
    Phantom Line: Long dashes separated by two short dashes, used to show alternate positions or adjacent parts.

    Answer 2-

    Title Block: The "Material" section of the title block specifies the primary substance used for the entire part.
    Bill of Materials (BOM): On assembly drawings, a table lists each part number alongside its specific material and quantity.

    Answer 3-

    –First Angle Projection: The object is placed in the First Quadrant (between the observer and the plane).

    –Third Angle Projection: The object is placed in the Third Quadrant (the plane is between the observer and the object).

    Answer 4-

    An isometric drawing is best described as a three-dimensional drawing projected onto a two-dimensional surface. A vertical line is used as a place to start with two identified points, one at the top and one at the bottom. Horizontal lines are created from the predetermined vertical line at 30-degree angles.

  • @KixWarz

    1 thick continues lines, thin lines, hidden lines

    2 bottom left me ek box hota hai usme hum material ko specify kar sakte hain

    3 top view upar, niche hota hai, quadrant difference

    4 looks like 3d jahan drawing 3d jise dikhta hai but hai nahi

    5 ulta trangle hota hai aur, according to finish trangle badte rahate hain

    6 geometric dimension and tolerance ( jo part ke limits set karta hai)

    7 centre line me use kar skte hain aur projection tolerance me aur bohut jaga

    8 jahan dimensions dete hai vaha upper limt aur lower limit, symbols ho to feature frame draw kar ke

    sir bohut muskil se likha hun kuch galti hai to guide kijiye

  • @KixWarz

    I know all answers except schematic diagram vala , aap khud batado sir uska answer