How to understand Sectioning Drawing Easily.

[@mohamadkhatib8624]

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[@mohamadkhatib8624]

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[@SinenhlanhlaArnold]

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[@abasssulaimon2517]

amazing work sir
pls what text are you using
can i get it in a pdf format

[@dimphomotaung44]

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[@asserpaulus638]

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[@thatego9417]

Can you show how, how we can draw section view from an orthographic top and front view , like what the trick.

[@farida7777777]

Hi, please check out this link here czcams.com/video/6bCZtMPWLwk/video.html
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[@user-rw1vu1vr1m]

What is the functions of the section lines?

[@farida7777777]

Section lines is there to indicate a cut through your drawing. The cut helps to see detail on the inside of an object or part.

[@benjaminhamane1012]

what is the name of the book you are using

[@imashshanelka6202]

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[@hamiltonhenderson4960]

Thanks very much

[@mwenge6355]

I've seen some people section washers. Are we supposed or not? Or does it depend on your school? (if that's even a thing because this has to be a universal language)

[@farida7777777]

Good question. In general they are not sectioned. Sectioning is only there to get a more complete view as to what is happening on the inside of an object. If hidden detail will not be able to tell the complete story then sectioning is used in complex objects.
I know that Autodesk Inventor sections washers and it is removed manually by the students to show an unsectioned washer.
Anything can be sectioned as long as it does not remove details from an object that is already clear.
I rather prefer washers not to be sectioned as per the regulating drawing standards.

[@mwenge6355]

@@farida7777777 thank you very much for the reply

[@starlightbyeol6902]

Can I ask? Is it possible to do the aligned section and then broken out at the same time? Thanks

[@farida7777777]

Dependant on the complexity of the part, you can. If a simple section is not enough to communicate the detail for manufacturing the part, breakout sections may be added to reveal the part detail more efficiently.

[@starlightbyeol6902]

@@farida7777777 sorry I can't add a picture but I describe the details. Can you explain to me if it's ok to add a broken out

[@starlightbyeol6902]

There's a 3holes with the same level in front view (2holes with the same size and 1hole in the middle smaller than the other holes) and then if I do the aligned section, only 1hole will intersect the cutting plane line and then the smaller hole in the middle can't see in right side view. It is ok to add a broken line in right side view which is the result of aligned section??

[@farida7777777]

Send the drawing to my email and let me see. I will remove the address later from this comment. From which country are you? Email removed.

[@starlightbyeol6902]

@@farida7777777 thank you so much. I already sent the pic to your email sir.

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[@rogermiller3553]

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[@miracleuche8949]

I want to know how to section a building

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[@shishirpoudel5746]

Book link plz

[@farida7777777]

These are just from pieces of notes from a book that is not available on link. Sorry.