Two-dimensional technical drawings, whether they are sketched by hand, drawn using instruments, drawn using a CAD program, or generated from 3D solid models, follow certain so that they can be correctly.

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Jesus Greene

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19 July, 08:51

Two-dimensional technical drawings, whether they are sketched by hand, drawn using instruments, drawn using a CAD program, or generated from 3D solid models, follow certain so that they can be correctly.

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Jamari Roach · Answer 1

Two-dimensional technical drawings, whether they are sketched by hand, drawn using instruments, drawn using a CAD program, or generated from 3D solid models, follow certain rules so that they can be correctly interpreted.

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Two-dimensional technical drawings as they are commonly done in the areas of design and construction, follow some specific rules so other people who were not the creators can interpret them and take them into reality, it goes from the way the lines are drawn to the width and shape to the continuity of them and the position they have.