1. 3-view drawings

2. orthographic projection 3-view drawings 3-View Drawings will depict 3 views of a 3 Dimensional Object. 3-View Drawings show: height, width, & depth. 3-View Drawings are commonly used to depict any 3 dimensional object. 3- View Drawings make use of the Mitre Line: 45° angle used to transfer lines from the right side view to the top view.

3. orthographic projection 3-view drawings  Visualizing the views  Most 3-View Drawings depict the front, top & right side views. Although, in some circumstances other views of the object may be used.

4. activity !  Creating 3D Drawings  Activity: UR 3D Design Groups: N/A Instruction: Create a 3D on graph paper that shows 3 sides: top, front, and right side. Fill the entire piece of graph paper…..be creative! Make it fun! Materials: Graph Paper, Ruler, Pencil, Colored Pencils.

5. activity !  Surface Identification  Activity: Surface Identification Groups: N/A Instruction: Worksheet Examples Description: It is important for all students to be able to easily identify the different views of an object. Because, drafters must be able to identify different views quickly and accurately. Materials: Graph Paper, Ruler, Pencil, Colored Pencils.

6. orthographic projection 3-view drawings  Surface Identification  Surface Identification: Identification of the different surfaces of complex shapes Instructions: 1 – Color Code each 3d shape (tops, fronts & Right sides or left depending) 2 – Fill in the circle with the letter that is on the corresponding surface in the 3d View

7. orthographic projection 3-view drawings  Surface Identification  Instructions: 1 – Color Code each 3d shape (tops, fronts & Right sides or left depending) 2 – Fill in the chart with the number that corresponds to the appropriate surface “ in the _T, F, Side__ view what # is on or points to surface ___ ”

8. orthographic projection 3-view drawings  Projection Lines  *** Example for a common 3-View Drawing set-up ***

9. orthographic projection 3-view drawings  Projection Lines  *** Each view shows two dimensions ***

10. orthographic projection 3-view drawings  Miter Line   45° Angle  Transfers depth information between the top and right side views.  Drawn: at the intersection pt. of a top horizontal P.L. and a R.S vertical P.L.

11. activity !  Projection  Activity: Projection (Sketched) Groups: N/A Instruction: Worksheet Examples Description: An introductory projection activity. Materials: Pencil, Colored Pencil, Worksheets 30/31, 12/13, and or 17/17

15. activity !  Projection  Activity: Projection (Mechanical) Groups: N/A Instruction: Worksheet Examples Description: An advanced projection activity that will incorporate the use of the Miter Line Materials: Pencil, Colored Pencil, Masking Tape, T- Square, 45° Triangle,Worksheets 7-1/7-2, 7-3/7-4, 7- 5/7-6, and or 34/35

16. activity !  3-View Drawing: Solve for 3 Views  Activity: WS 12 &13 Groups: Individual Instruction: 1 – Color Code the 3d: Each view a different color 2 – Draw the Front View (Pencil) 3 – Transfer H.L. to the R.S View (P.L. Color) 4 – Transfer V.L. to the Top View (P.L. Color) 5 – Using the Surface Color, Define the shape

17. activity !  3-View Drawing: Solve for the Missing View  Activity: WS 7-1 & 7-2 Groups: Individual Instruction: 1 – Accurately Tape Down your Work Sheet 2 – Color Code the 3d: Each view a different color 3 – Transfer H.L. (P.L. Color) 4 – Transfer V.L. (P.L. Color) 4a – Draw Mitre Line 5 – Using the Surface Color, Define the shape

22. activity !  Creating 3-View Drawings  Activity: ORTHO 3.1 - ORTHO 3.15 Groups: N/A Instruction: Miss. Conner, PPT Ex & Foam Ex Materials: T-square, Triangle, Pencil, Drawing Paper, Masking Tape, Eraser, Ruler & Example.