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Starts with A

The Spanish association for Standardisation and Certification

Starts with A

Used to convey feelings, tell a story, or just for fun.

Starts with B

Used to create an angled edge on a surface

Starts with B

Drawing a box or cube and inserting the object inside, slowly adding details

Starts with C

What does CAD stand for?

Starts with C

Used to draw circles or arcs

Starts with E

This is used in drawings where the object is represented as being larger than its actual size. Examples are 2:1, 10:1, 500:1

Starts with F

A drawing that involves greater precision and proportion. It is the next step after sketch, and includes details of size, shape, construction marks, etc.

Starts with G

The art of transmitting ideas or feelings and sensations using drawings

Starts with N

The drawing has been made with all the real measurements of the object. It is represented as 1:1

Starts with P

Used to measure an angle

Starts with R

This is used in a drawing that represents an object as smaller than its actual size. Examples are 1:3, 1:15, 1:100

Starts with R

Used to measure and make straight lines

Starts with S

Rules that are followed in order to unify criteria in technical drawings

Starts with S

This is a freehand drawing that represents the first idea and is captured on paper with little detail. For this, only paper, pencil, and eraser are needed.

Starts with S

The relationship between the dimensions of the drawing and the real dimensions of the object.

Starts with T

The graphic representation of an object with the appropriate instruments and tools

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