working drawings - part 2

Cards (20)

  • What are dimension and projection lines compared to drawing lines?
    They are thinner than the drawing lines.
  • How should dimension lines connect to projection lines?
    With a small filled-in arrowhead at each end.
  • Where should the shortest dimensions be placed in a drawing?
    Closest to the drawing.
  • In what unit are measurements usually written in dimension lines?
    Millimeters (mm).
  • How should measurements be positioned on dimension lines?
    In the middle, readable from bottom or right.
  • What prefix is used for the radius in dimensioning?
    R.
  • What symbol is used for diameter in dimensioning?
    Ø.
  • What does the arrowhead in dimensioning indicate?
    It points towards or away from the centre.
  • What is the purpose of symbols in mechanical features?
    To advise manufacturers on required features.
  • What does the abbreviation CL stand for?
    Centre line.
  • What does the abbreviation DIA represent?
    Diameter in a note.
  • What does the abbreviation Ø indicate?
    Diameter preceding a dimension.
  • What does the abbreviation AF stand for?
    Across flats.
  • What is the purpose of the surface finish symbol?
    To advise on the machined finish required.
  • What is the surface finish symbol for 'material removal not allowed'?
    Specific symbol not provided in material.
  • Where is machining information located in relation to the surface finish symbol?
    Around the symbol.
  • What type of line represents hidden detail in orthographic drawing?
    Hidden line.
  • What are the different types of mechanical features symbols used in drawings?
    • Chamfer
    • External thread
    • Internal thread
    • Straight knurling
    • Diamond knurling
    • Through hole
    • Blind hole
    • Countersink
  • What are the standard abbreviations used in drawings according to British Standard BS 8888?
    • AF: Across flats
    • CL: Centre line
    • DIA: Diameter in a note
    • Ø: Diameter preceding a dimension
    • DRG: Drawing
    • MAT: Material
    • SQ: Square in a note
  • What are the types of lines used in orthographic drawing?
    • Dimension lines
    • Projection lines
    • Hidden lines
    • Leader lines