Why? Should I line some parts?billy_joule said:Neither of your drawings contain a section view.
Because you didn't include it.annalian said:Why?
Using the correct cut (section) is important because it allows you to accurately represent the three-dimensional structure of an object in a two-dimensional drawing. It also helps to show the internal details and features of the object.
The correct cut (section) to use will depend on the type of object you are drawing and the information you want to convey. Generally, you should choose a cut that showcases the most important features of the object and helps to understand its structure.
No, it is important to use a cut (section) that is appropriate for the specific object you are drawing. For example, a cross-section may be suitable for a cylindrical object, but a longitudinal section may be more appropriate for a rectangular object.
Some common types of cuts (sections) include cross-sections, longitudinal sections, and oblique sections. Other types may include isometric, orthographic, or perspective views.
To ensure that you are using the correct cut (section), it is important to carefully study the object and its features before beginning the drawing. You may also consult with other experts or references to determine the best cut to use. Additionally, practice and experience will help you develop a better understanding of which cuts work best for different types of objects.