Drawing Instruments and Techniques
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| Alphabet of Lines | The standardized collection of line types used in drafting, both manual and CADD.
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| Border Lines | Very heavy lines used to form a boundary for the drawing.
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| Centerlines | Indicate the center of holes and symmetrical objects such as windows and doors.
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| Construction Lines | Very light lines (in manual drafting) or temporary lines (in CADD) used in the process of constructing a drawing; they are to help the drafter and should not reproduce when a print is made.
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| Crosshatch Lines | Used to show that the feature has been sectioned; also called lines.
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| Cutting-Plane Lines | Heavy lines used to show where the object is to be sectioned.
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| Dimension Lines | Used to show size and location.
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| Extension Lines | Used to denote the termination point of a dimension line.
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| Floor Plan | Identifies the location and dimensions of exterior and interior walls, windows, doors, major appliances, cabinets, fireplaces, and other fixed features of the house; section view taken about halfway up the wall.
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| Freehand Sketching | A method of making a drawing without the use of instruments.
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| Front Elevation | The front view of an object.
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| Grids | Available in a wide variety of sizes and forms, they have many uses in manual architectural drafting; some grids are designed to be used under a sheet of tracing paper while others are designed to be drawn on directly.
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| Guidelines | Used for hand lettering a drawing in manual drafting.
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| Hidden Lines | Represent an edge that is behind a visible surface in a given view in the drawing.
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| Left Side Elevation | The left side view of an object.
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| Long Break Line | Used to show a break when the break is two or three inches in length.
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| Object Lines | Show the outline of the main features of the object.
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| Orthographic Projection | A means of representing the height, width, and depth of a three-dimensional object on two-dimensional paper.
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| Plan View | The top view of a house or other object.
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| Proportion | The relation of one part to another, or to the whole object.
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| Rear Elevation | The rear view of an object.
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| Right Side Elevation | The right side view of an object.
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| Section Lines | Used to show that the feature has been sectioned; also called crosshatch lines.
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| Short Break Lines | Used where part of the object is shown broken away to reveal an underlying feature or part of the object removed for some other reason.
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| Symbols Library | A collection of drafting symbols saved to a file that can be quickly inserted into a CADD drawing.
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| Templates | Serve as a guide in drawing special lines or symbols.
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