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  • With some imagination, traditional drafters could actually produce a true 3-dimensional drawing.


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    • 1. An architect's scale is divided into 10ths of an inch.

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    • 2. Every drafter and engineer continues to utilize both the architect and engineer's scales.

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    • 3. A drafter can use the 45 degree triangle to draw a 30 degree line.

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    • 4. A 15 degree line can be easily created by arranging both the 45 degree and 30/60 degree triangles.

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    • 5. The parallel straight edge can be used for aligning the paper as well as drawing horizontal lines.

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    • 6. When using a technical pencil to create a drawing the drafter would usually select a soft lead to create a very light line.

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    • 7. Both the drafting machine and the parallel straight edge were used on specially designed tables to aid the drafter in producing technical drawings.

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    • 8. A line to be drawn perpendicular to a horizontal line can only be drawn with a 45 degree triangle.

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    • 9. Prior to the development of computer aided drafting, drafters relied on drawing boards, paper, and pencils to create technical drawings.

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    • 10. The meaning of each line on a technical drawing is indicated by its width and its particular line style.

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