Right Hand Side Orthogonal Drawing

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The discussion centers on creating a right-hand side (RHS) orthogonal drawing for an assignment, with the user expressing difficulty in visualizing the drawing despite being familiar with AutoCAD. Clarification is sought on whether the RHS view corresponds to the upper right projection of an isometric view. Participants suggest that the dimensions provided can guide the projection, particularly noting features like a square hole in a vertical cylinder. The user shares their attempt at the RHS drawing and seeks feedback on its accuracy. Overall, the thread emphasizes the challenges of visualizing orthogonal projections in technical drawing.
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I need to draw an orthogonal RHS of an object I have attached as a pdf file with the message for an assignment. My problem is I do not know what the RHS of the drawing would look like. I know how to use autocad to do drawings but I'm stuck when I need to envisage the drawing. Can anybody please help? I'm completely stuck


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savva said:

Homework Statement


I need to draw an orthogonal RHS of an object I have attached as a pdf file with the message for an assignment. My problem is I do not know what the RHS of the drawing would look like. I know how to use autocad to do drawings but I'm stuck when I need to envisage the drawing. Can anybody please help? I'm completely stuck


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Would the RHS view just be looking at it from the projection in the upper right of the isometric view? It looks like you are given the dimensions that you need to place the projection on the cylinder, and also see the square hole in the cylinder...

What does a vertical cylinder look like when viewed from the side?
 
This is what I have come up with, the drawing on the bottom right is the RHS drawing, does it look right?
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