Modern technical drawing, a handbook describing in detail the preparation of working drawings, with special attention to oblique and circle-on-circle work, orthographic, isometric, and oblique projections, practical perspective, freehand drawing and "setting-out"; also various styles of lettering

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• Langue: English
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MODERN TECHNICAL DRAWINC EORGE ELLIS B 3 1D1 511MODERN TECHNICAL DRAWING( MODERN TECHNICAL DRAWING A HANDBOOK DESCRIBING IN DETAIL THE PREPARATION OF WORKING DRAWINGS, WITH SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OBLIQUE AND CIRCLE-ON-CIRCLE ORTHO-WORK, ISOMETRIC ANDGRAPHIC, OBLIQUE PRACTICALPROJECTIONS, PERSPECTIVE, FREEHAND DRAWINGAND "SETTING-OUT"; ALSO VARIOUS STYLES OF LETTERING GEORGElELLIS- \i" "Author of Modern Practical ModernJoinery," Ch Practical 'etc.Carpentry," \ ILLUSTRATED BY NEARLY EXAMPLES300 LONDON B. T. HIGH HOLBORNBATSFORD, 94CLASS PB r TT35-3 E55; \)JLAA*S^ PREFACE THE of this little work is to meet aobject expressedfrequently need for some Builders' Technicalinstruction inpractical as in Office andthe modernDrawing pursued Workshop, to in due order the various methods andbring together devices in the of Drawings,obtaining preparation Working and to their the orand indicateexplain suitabilityprinciples for the in view.otherwise, purpose no has been made to treat theAlthough attempt subject sufficient it is has been givenexhaustively, information, hoped, to enable the ofto reach a considerable pro-beginner degree without numerousfurther aid than theficiency examples will afford. It is that Teachers ofalso believedprovided find in these some usefulDrawing may examples suggestions for their own demonstrations. For the sake of of Technicala form Drawingcompleteness, not associated with but none theusually work,draughtmen's less viz. the and ofimportant planning graphic description work for the use of artisans in the known collectivelyworkshop " " as with athe of work is included and treatedSetting-Out fulness not it is willhitherto and this, hoped, proveattempted, of service to foremen and others. I oftake this of the assistanceopportunity acknowledging Miss inGertrude Ellis and Mr Ellis, arrangingGeorge jun., and the book for the ..preparing press.:: THE AUTHOR ILFORD, September 1913. 001-15