Test for Engineers and Machinists or "Smart" People

[BlueSkyJaunte]

Originally posted by WOODPIE
Yeah, its like BlueSky's example, but both verticle and horizontal lines are solid, and of equal length.

LOL, what he said.

[kach22i]

High school drafting all over again.

Who's got the Hash oil?

[white87911]

Originally posted by AFJuvat
It would be a cube, with a smaller cube/square projection of undetermined length projecting from the top and left side when viewed in side view

AFJ

if that were the shape then you would see the front small cube projection sticking out in the top view. Same as if there were a small cube in the top, you would see that in the front view.

Try again

[white87911]

Originally posted by 928ram
Like this...

We have a winner!!!

[TerryBPP]

More of an intro to CADD drafting question than for engineers

[Jims5543]

Is it a bunny with a pancake on its head?

[VINMAN]

Bush hates squares

[ken_xman]

Is it a cow bell?

[Drago]

Orthographic projection for absolute noobs.

[ejfbmw]

Or 928ram opposite hand to make a mating part.

[Tyson Schmidt]

Well I guess I didn't understand the rules. I thought dotted lines were internal, and none for external.

Now 928ram's makes sense.

[vash]

i had that same problem in college.