296 prompts matching "Twelve-position method on the board, stressing that each crank position gives on"
Spot my mistake: Drawing a tangent that meets the radius at the point of contact at any convenient angle
Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Write a short answer on drawing a tangent that meet
Quiz: Constructing an ellipse by the concentric circle method
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Quiz: The ground conditions that call for a strip foundation
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Quiz: The position of the plan and end views
Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor and quiz me on the position of the plan and end view
Quiz: The position of views in third angle
Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor and quiz me on the position of views in third angle.
Teach me: The A2 ISO drawing board and how the sheet is fixed to it
You are my personal SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Teach me the A2 ISO drawing board and how
Spot my mistake: Confusing the incentre with the circumcentre
Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Write a short answer on confusing the incentre with
Practice set: Drawing one object in all three pictorial methods
Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Give me five practice questions on drawing one obje
Let me explain: The drawings that make up a set of working drawings
I have just studied the drawings that make up a set of working drawings in my SS3 Technica
Quiz: Positioning sockets, switches and light points
Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor and quiz me on positioning sockets, switches and lig
Spot my mistake: A section hatched with the wrong material convention
Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Write a short answer on a section hatched with the
WAEC prep: Parts that are never sectioned, and why
Act as a WAEC/NECO Technical Drawing examiner. I am in SS 3. Set me five exam-style questi
Let me explain: Drawing an isometric circle by the four-centre method
I have just studied drawing an isometric circle by the four-centre method in my SS3 Technical Drawing class. Let me explain it back to you in my own words, then tell me plainly what I got wrong or left out. Ask me one follow-up question afterwards to test whether I really understood it.
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Spot my mistake: Views arranged in the wrong angle of projection
Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Write a short answer on views arranged in the wrong
Spot my mistake: Reading the representative fraction as the ratio of the drawing to the sheet rather than to the object
Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Write a short answer on reading the representative
Spot my mistake: Assuming the longer of the two given views of a line shows its true length
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Spot my mistake: Placing the plan above the front view in first angle projection
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Spot my mistake: Projecting an auxiliary view at right angles to the frontal plane rather than to the inclined face
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Spot my mistake: Hatching the whole sectional view rather than only what the cutting plane passes through
Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Write a short answer on hatching the whole sectiona
Spot my mistake: Developing the curved surface of a cone as a rectangle of the same height
Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Write a short answer on developing the curved surfa