‘This book, together with its companion volume Engineering Drawing with Worked Examples 2, bas become over the years one of the most widely used textbooks in its field ‘The book presents concise explanations of the subjects general principles, and uses worked examples freely to expand the text. Each example shows the method of obtaining the solution and includes additional explanatory notes. For some topics, where it would have been dificult to understand a solution given on a single drawing, the solution has been drawn in step-by-step form. All the figures used conform tothe recommendations of BS 308: 1972 Engineering Drawing with Worked Examples 1 and 2 together provide a background course for technician students, but will be equally useful for any engineering drawing course. i (M.A. Parker is currently Technical Education Officer at | the British Standards Institution, London, and was | formerly Senior Lecturer in charge of Engineering i Drawing at Hong Kong Polytechnic. | ANd 29 aR VN ‘The late F. Pickup was formerly Chief Examiner for | ‘A-level Technical Drawing atthe University of London | | SBN O-248?-03L1-x i itenfia 6459 7 |] | | a 4 a kingdom — 9 M7go7eat 703111 aHae Engineering Drawing with Worked Examples 1 Third edition M. A. Parker ‘TEng. (CED, MIMGTech.E F, Pickup CEng, MIProd E Sana Stanley Thornes (Publishers) LtdFat MA Paro ona Pp 1960, 970, 1078 Srahalitratens SW Poke i ‘Regt of WA. Pater and F Poko be erie as authors of his work {ste assron by thar in asordance witb Sonya Bess ond Patra A 8, a sama reved Nope i pubison may eroded Sed nym shy ay ae ace ech cud Poco. recrng or ay staan sera a cee ops {rou passer nny fom he publ or anda canes tet Geert ows Arc me. ott Cou Rasd Condon ‘ay person who comms ay unsuthrsad an lation thie publeaton maybe fable mn! pease and hat tar or amen Ets pubedin 1960 by Hutchinson Eaton Scaregnen fora” Threaten ore Sty heme abr) Bove ace 27 Gan Rows Gecrenraw Guorne ‘United engdom 02 08 OF 05 06 / 18 17 16 15 14 19 12 11 10 A calogue record or this oaks aval om the Bish Library 95010 7497 0911 x 0 2 8 1s 6 7 CONTENTS Preface Lines and Leteing Geometrical Constructions Principles of Tangeacy Loci [Ellipse—Porabola— Hypebola—Cyelis: Orthorrapic Projection Fiat angie Tard ate Dimensioning Sections! Views Fall SeciontSeton Liner Half Sections aca! Sectons—RevoledSections— FRemoved Sections Part Scion Ofte Sstions Aligned Sections Conventions ‘Sommety Repetitive Infrmaton-— Common Featres Serew Threads Screw Fasteners - Fexagon at, Bly and Serent—Sts— Machine Serer Hexagon Socket Serews ond Ser Serene” Slowed Grab Sows Locking Devices Keys and Cottered Joints ‘True Lengths Isometric Projection Oblique Projection “Technical Sketching Machine Drawings Tables 8 6s 7% 101 10 m2 10 bs. M9 an 8s 190 m2PREFACE ‘The changes introduced in the 1972 revision of BS 308, Engineering Drawing Practice, have made a new edition of this book necessary. The ‘general plan of the book, however, remains unchanged. The text has teen Kept toa minimum suicient to outine the seneral principles of the subject, and worked examples have been freely used t0 enlarge on it, Each example shows the method of obtaining the solution, together ‘with addtional explanatory notes. For some topes where a solution ‘on one drawing would have been dificult to understand the solution thas been drawn in step-by-step form. ‘The number of sich solutions Jas been increased in this edition, and additional problems have also been provided ‘The drawings have been completely redrawn and conform to the recommendations of BS 308: 1972, To mark the equal status given to st and Third Angle projection in this tandsré, equal use has been made of the two systems. Chapters on conventions abd technical sketching have been add, and other topics have een covered in more