Blue Print Reading - Auxiliary, section and detail views

[@peterdavila3045]

This is the best video that I have found explaining Auxiliary, Section and Detail views.

[@DaveGPHX]

Assuming you mean the sample in the video, it could be made on a Bridgeport from 2 x 2 square stock. The lengthe would be cut to 4.00, then the head of the machine would be "cocked" to 18.435 degrees (Cotangent of 1/3). with the stock in a vice and the "ramp" would be milled until the 1.000" vertical dimension was achieved. In this same set up the 2 holes would be drilled. The part would be flipped over and a Ø1.25"counterbore tool with a .06" Rad corner would be used to c'bore the back side.

[@tomandkristenwannemacher3687]

Hey thanks for this play list, I am looking into a job advancement at work that includes reading blue prints and this is a great way to get my feet wet. Keep it up man

[@stonkpuppets6393]

Thanx for the vids man. It beats the hell out of reading this stuff in Print Reading For Industry.

[@mshores3871]

for the beginner that I am trying to get into the entry-level part of a welding job...very helpful

[@DaveGPHX]

Thanks for the feedback. I will post more soon.

[@camertonboys]

thank you Dave for yr hard work.

[@cedricytac]

thanks for these video!!it helps a lot

[@chavanvinay]

what conventional machine would you use to manufacture it?

[@tapatiodegollado5156]

Dont understand your writing.