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(4)

Ink

(5)

ABRIS - outline of an object

LENGTH

COPY

KROKI - a hastily hand-drawn sketch

LINE

GRID - typographically executed fine paper cut

SCHEME

(6)

PAPER

GALLEY - part of the drawing sheet, separated by a frame

TOLERANCE - the difference between the largest and smallest limit sizes

tracing paper

CIRCUIT

AXIAL - dash-dotted line depicting the axis of symmetry

POSTER

SECTION - a conditional image of an object mentally dissected by one or more planes

BLUE - a copy of the drawing, made by blueprinting

(7)

LEADER - explanation of a separate part of the drawing

DOTTED LINE

RULER

SCALE

STROKING - bringing drawing lines to standard thickness

DRAWING

SECTION - see Section

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ORIGINAL

PROJECTION

Markup

ELBOW

DRAWING

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SYMMETRY

HATCHING

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TILTING - several images of an object on the same plane by rotating it 90 ° each time from its original position

LAYOUT - reasonable placement of images, dimensions and inscriptions on the drawing field

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ILLUMINOVKA - coloring for a visual representation of various materials in sections

(13)

DETAILS - the process of developing and executing working drawings

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PROPORTIONALITY

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