Description

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Technical drawings, also called engineering drawings, are precise, in-depth plans or diagrams that describe how a component function is made. These plans are used as references by contractors, electricians, and engineers when constructing, renovating, or maintaining structures.
Technical drawings act as a communication network between the designers who produce ideas and the manufacturers who bring these ideas to life. Engineers, builders, and architects can understand them because they are written in a common language.
A technical drawing is an instruction manual for something that needs to be made or produced. It is precise in presenting a visual representation of what it is intended to be in detail. It clearly communicates the specifics of the idea. After the technical drawing is created, the manufacturer has a concise idea of how to build the item in physical form. This visual language helps ensure that the drawing is not ambiguous; accurate and relatively simple to understand.
All engineering disciplines, including but not limited to architecture, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and civil engineering, favor technical drawing as the most important drawing technique.
I wrote this book to explain this important subject in detail and to reinforce it with examples.
This book includes the following topics:
TYPES OF PAPERS
TYPES OF LINES
TYPES OF APPEARANCES
EXTRACT THE VIEW FROM PERSPECTIVE
MAKING A THIRD VIEW FROM TWO VIEW
MEASUREMENT
APPEARANCE EXTRACTING AND DIMENSIONING APPLICATIONS
SECTIONAL PICTURES
SECTION APPLICATIONS
SECTION APPLICATIONS OF CYLINDRICAL-SYMMETRIC PARTS
DRAWING APPLICATIONS ON THE COMPUTE.