Auxiliary Section
AUXILIARY SECTION.— An auxiliary view maybe a sectional, rather than a surface, view. In the upper left part of figure 5-26, there is a single-view projection of a block. It is desired to show...
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Secondary Auxiliary Views
In some cases the shape of an object will be such that neither the normal orthographic view nor the auxiliary views will show the true size and shape of a surface. When this occurs,...
Partial Auxiliary Views
Sometimes the total auxiliary view is not needed. Such a view could possibly even make the drawing confusing. In this case, a PARTIAL AUXILIARY VIEW is used. Only the points or lines needed to...
Creating an Auxiliary View
The first step in the drawing of any auxiliary view is to draw the object in normal multi-view projection, as shown in figure 5-23. A minimum of two orthographic views is necessary. The space...
The Need for Auxiliary Views
In theory, there are only three regular planes of projection: the vertical, the horizonal, and the profile. Actually, it is presumed that each of these is, as it were, double; there is, for example,...
