 | William S. BINNS - 1857 - 220 pages
...sometimes happens in the delineation of the minor parts of mechanical and architectural structures that one solid of revolution, such as a cylinder, cone, or sphere, is joined to or made to penetrate, as it were, another solid. One of the most familiar illustrations is that... | |
 | William S. Binns - Mechanical drawing - 1889 - 242 pages
...sometimes happens in the delineation of the minor parts of mechanical and architectural structures that one solid of revolution, such as a cylinder, cone, or sphere, is joined to or made to penetrate, as it were, another solid. One of the most familiar illustrations is that... | |
 | Fred Smith Kidder - Sheet-metal work - 1917 - 298 pages
...87. The first step in securing an elevation of the intersecting collar is to draw parallel lines as c J and 1 V , Fig. 87, at the required angle, and at...of penetration is the important factor in examples of this class, since we are hopelessly defeated unless it can be represented. Points in this line are... | |
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In all cases where what may be looked upon as one solid of revolution, such as a cylinder, cone or sphere, is joined... 