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Box Tool Holder
The sixth in the series of videos on Engineering Drawing concepts and conventions. This one uses a Box Tool Holder to illustrate the use of a Primary Auxiliary View to better enable the reader to visualise this complex item.
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Thank you so much,you have explained it so well,I was confused by the other you tube tutorials
thanks soooo much 🙏
Very easy explanation
អរគុណthank
Thanks
legend
This video is really very helpfull Thank you so much sir
Front View: 0:21 Left View: 1:08 Right View: 1:44 Back View: 2:08 Top View: 2:33
one of the very few good explanations on youtube.
Best video ever of this concept
You are teaching style is awesome I l just love it I understand this clearly thanks so much
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Hello i have projection please can you help me to solve it by giving me your whatsapp number
This definitely helped me a little bit with understanding the oblique auxiliary views. I was struggling without a 3D visual example of what was happening.
Same here.
This is great. I love it
This is way too basic compared to what I’m studying
You are the Bob Ross of technical drawings
I just watched 7 minutes of something I already knew 💀
Finally I got it. Thnx!
1st angle projection always confused me. Thanks a lot. Very simply explained
Perfect explanation. 1st angle always confused me.
Thanks, this helped me with my homework.👍
Thankes sir
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Soooo good
thank you
so what is the first angle projection
to my understanding it's from your perspective. So the object rotates for you and then you record that side that you can see, which is why the right side ends up on the left because you rotated the object to the left to see the right side. Whereas with 3rd angle the you are moving instead of the object. I know you've probably already learnt this in the 4 years since you posted this comment.
Nice sir
sounds like someone is just sat there licking the mic
explained to me 7 minutes what my professor couldn't in 2 hours. thank you.
But what is the reason to show left hand side view on bottom left....?? Because according to profile plane it will be on bottom right side and front view will be on bottom left side
Nice
do you speak TURKISH hodja?
wonderful Mr.Ferguson. thanks. concepts covered...
simple and easily understandable
show dotted line please. dont teach people wrong technics sorry thnk u
This is correct. You might have mistaken this with the third angle projection.
no dotted lines required, please delete your comment to prevent others from making the same mistake
excellent
excellent
Superb explanation sir and thank you very much sir
this and your video on 1st angle showed the differance so simpally, i was seriously confused but this has helped a lot! its amazing how some sources overcomplicate things instead of trying to explain it on basic terms to start with.
Excellent! This clarified all my doubts.
Simplest and clearest explanation.