The discussion revolves around the challenges of drawing a sieve isometrically, specifically focusing on a simple mesh sieve. Participants explore different approaches to represent the sieve, including isometric and orthographic drawings, within the context of manufacturing drawings.
Participants express differing views on the necessity and appropriateness of isometric versus orthographic drawings, indicating that there is no consensus on the best approach for representing the sieve.
Participants have not fully resolved the question of whether an isometric drawing is necessary or if orthographic views would suffice, and there are varying opinions on the details that should be included in the manufacturing drawing.
Just a simple flat round sieve is suitable.. I am doing manufacturing drawing, I may just do orthographical drawings for the sieve, Is that suitable do you reckon?TVP45 said:Is there a specific shape you have in mind? A flat, round sieve is easy, but there's no particular reason to draw it isometrically. What CAD packages do you have available? Are you looking for an artistic rendering or a manufacturing drawing?
Bob Ho said:Just a simple flat round sieve is suitable.. I am doing manufacturing drawing, I may just do orthographical drawings for the sieve, Is that suitable do you reckon?