Exam 7: Two-View Drawings

When two views are needed, they usually include:

A second view might be needed to clarify a feature that appears as a hidden line in the front view.

Parts that require more than one view include cylindrical pins, gaskets, and rods.

A centerline along the axis indicates the center of a cylindrical object in:

The number of views shown on a drawing is determined by eliminating any views that are unnecessary.

Cylindrical parts that require more than one view include shafts, collars, studs, and bolts.

A second view might be needed to clarify whether a feature is square, rather than round.