Exam 9: Auxiliary Views

It is appropriate to show dimensions on the auxiliary view, because this is the only place where they occur in their true size and shape.

A secondary auxiliary view is projected directly from a primary view (front, top, or side).

An auxiliary view that shows only the inclined surface is called a

If an object has two or more inclined surfaces, a secondary auxiliary view may be required.

If a drawing has more than one auxiliary view, one of them will always be called a secondary auxiliary view.

In an auxiliary view of a surface that is inclined in a front or side view, circular features appear:

A drawing can have more than one primary auxiliary view.

A primary auxiliary view is projected directly from a primary view (front, top, or side).

An auxiliary view is an orthographic projection.

A view that allows the print reader to see an inclined view is called: