Understanding Orthographic Projection Techniques
Explore the concept of orthographic projection with examples of front, top, and side views. Learn how to identify different views and create a paper box model for hands-on practice. Enhance your understanding of orthographic isometric projections through visual aids and step-by-step instructions.
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Unit 3 Understanding Orthographic Projection
What is Orthographic Projection? Orthographic Isometric
Which view is it? Front, Top, or Side
Which view is it? Front, Top, or Side TOP B D
Which view is it? Front, Top, or Side
Which view is it? SIDE Front, Top, or Side C E
Which view is it? Front, Top, or Side
Which view is it? FRONT Front, Top, or Side A
Which view is it? Front, Top, or Side
Which view is it? Front, Top, or Side FRONT A
Which view is it? Front, Top, or Side
Which view is it? TOP Front, Top, or Side B C E
Which view is it? Front, Top, or Side
Which view is it? SIDE Front, Top, or Side D F
Paper Box Overview Students will need: Printed copy of paper box Scissor Tape or a glue stick Writing utensil to label each side
