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Mechanical Revision Activity

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Quick fun class activity aimed to test learners on their mechanical drawing theories as revision before starting the chapter.

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Quick fun class activity aimed to test learners on their mechanical drawing theories as revision before starting the chapter.

by Anneen
1

Mechanical drawings are always drawn in first angle orthographic projection

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Mechanical drawings are drawn at a 30 degree angle

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If you cut a mechanical drawing in half, it is called a full sectional view

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The machining symbol indicates that an object was welded

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To calculate the upper tolerance I subtract the allowance amount from my measurement

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To calculate my thread dept (for my nut), I multiply the M value with 0,2

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PCD stands for Pitch Circumference Diameter

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The C next to the welding symbol means "finish by Chisel"

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I should never hatch a nut but always hatch a key

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To determine my bolt height I multiply my M value with 0,7 and my nut height I multiply my M value with 0,8

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