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Assembly Drawing Assignment

This document contains instructions for drawing various machine part details and assemblies at different scales. It describes drawing the front sectional view of a rod assembly, the full size front, end, and plan views of an assembled lever bracket, and the full size sectional front view and top view of an assembled tool rest holder.

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Assembly Drawing Assignment

This document contains instructions for drawing various machine part details and assemblies at different scales. It describes drawing the front sectional view of a rod assembly, the full size front, end, and plan views of an assembled lever bracket, and the full size sectional front view and top view of an assembled tool rest holder.

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Sagar Dhage
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Figure 1 shows a detail from a stationary engine. Draw this detail with the parts assembled.

You may use either first or third angle projection.


Draw, twice-full size:
(a) A sectional Front view in the direction of arrow B . The section should be parallel to
the sides of the rod and pass through the centre of the hinge bolt.

A sketch and views of a lever bracket are given in Fig. 4 . The pin fits into the hole in the
bracket and is held in position by means of an M18 hexagon nut.
Draw, full size, the following views of the assembled bracket, including the nut: (a) Front
view (b) a sectional end view on AA looking in the direction of the arrows; (c) a sectional
plan on BB looking in the direction of the arrows.

Figure 5 shows an exploded view of a tool rest holder of a wood turning lathe. The drawing
shows the bolt, washer, the main casting and the clamp plate. Draw, full size, in first or third
angle projection, an assembly drawing of all these parts as follows: (a) a sectional FE (front
view) seen in the direction of arrow X taken along the centre line of the main casting;
(b) a complete plan (top view) projected from view

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