Being able to read and correctly interpret a blueprint is a necessary skill in the industrial world today. Designed in a workbook format, this newely revised 6th edition manual begins with the basics of blueprint reading and progresses to visualization and then to multi-view drawings. Assuming no prior knowledge of the subject, it includes charts, tables, a glossary of terms, and a mathematics appendix to help students comprehend material. This edition features expanded coverage of GDT, more information on profile tolerances and drawings produced in CAD. Designed for those in a manufacturing trade, this is a straightforward resource that helps prepare students to enter the industrial field of work. For individuals learning a manufacturing trade, such as machine operator, general machinist, and tool and die machinist.
Blueprint Reading for Manufacturing: Instructor's Guide
Building Trades Printreading: Residential and Light Commercial Construction
12 5 " ROOF RISE PER 12 " RUN 5 2NS UNIT RISE UNIT RUN ST TOTAL RUN IDENTIFYING MARK 12 TOTAL RISE 5 HINGED SIDE SPAN BA CONC . FOUND , Figure 5-4 . Roof slope is shown on elevation views with a slope symbol . CONC .
This excellent, basic blueprint reading text explains the importance of engineering drawings in manufacturing and thoroughly describes the generations and duplication of such drawings.
Machine Trades Blueprint Reading
Blueprint Reading for the Machine Trades is a workbook that requires your responses. By solving the problems and writing your answers in the book, you can more easily retain important information"--
Blueprint Reading for the Machine Trades
Blueprint Reading: Machine Trades