Third View from Given Two Views — Study Resources & PYQs
Construction of the third orthographic view from two given views.
- Estimated study time: 60 minutes
Study resources
- IE 111 Cankaya University - Orthographic Projection Notes (PDF) (PDF) — Includes worked 'missing view' exercises that show how to project the third principal view from the other two.
- BUET ME160 - Missing Lines & Missing Views (PDF) (PDF) — Lecture notes with practice problems on determining a missing third view from two given orthographic views.
- Module: Multiview Drawings (Introduction to Drafting and AutoCAD 2D, BCcampus open textbook) (Article) — Open-textbook module on the glass box principle, the three standard views, and object lines versus hidden lines in a multiview drawing.
- Module: Grids and Snap (Introduction to Drafting and AutoCAD 2D, BCcampus open textbook) (Article) — Open-textbook module on using the GRID and SNAP commands (including isometric snap) and constructing a three-view drawing from a 3D wireframe model.
- NPTEL — Introduction to Engineering Drawing, IIT Guwahati (Article) — NPTEL engineering-drawing course covering lettering, dimensioning, scales, projections, sections and development of surfaces.
- Autodesk — AutoCAD Learning (Article) — Autodesk learning resources for CAD drafting, geometry, projection, dimensioning and drawing workflows.
Third View from Given Two Views previous year questions
- Draw the front view, top view and side view from the right of the figure shown in isometric view. All dimensions are in mm.
- Figure B shows isometric view of an object. Draw (a) Front View (b) Side View (c) Top view, and add all necessary Dimensions.
- Draw the isometric View of the given Figure 1
- Isometric view of an object is given in the following figure. Draw Front, Top and suitable side views for object and dimension the views.
Taught in these subjects
- ENGINEERING GRAPHICS WITH CAD — BMET12 · Government College of Engineering and Technology, Jammu
- Engineering Drawing with CAD — BMET21 · Government College of Engineering and Technology, Jammu
- Engineering Graphics — MET5102 · Government College of Engineering and Technology, Jammu
- Engineering Drawing — MET5202 · Government College of Engineering and Technology, Jammu