Mech. Eng. Drawing - Auxiliary View Problem

[aero_zeppelin]

Homework Statement

I need to draw the auxiliary view of this object with a slope. In the examples I've seen, most slopes are situated on the right side of the object, so when you unfold your auxiliary plane from the "glass box", you draw your auxiliary view on the upper right side of the page (speaking about Third Angle projections)

What do you do in this case? Do you flip the object so your slope is on the right side? Do you draw your front view in the lower right corner of the page (contrary to normal)?

Simple question, but I don't want to get the drawing done and find out all the stuff is misplaced!

 

[LightHero]

Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution If your slope is on the left side of the object, you should draw your front view in the lower left corner of the page. That way, when you unfold your auxiliary plane from the "glass box", you can draw your auxiliary view on the upper left side of the page.