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Ellsworth M. Longfield Sheet metal drafting — Chapter I: Rectilinear Figures (1921)

The Double Edge is the trade name for the hook that is turned on the body. The Single Edge is the trade name given to the right-angled bend on the end. Allowance must be made for the metal necessary to make these bends. This allowance is called the "Take-up" and is indicated in Fig. 36.
The end elevation is drawn first and the points of the profile numbered 1, 2, 3, and 4 as shown in Fig. 32. The front elevation can be located by using the extension lines from the end elevation. The line of stretchout is drawn at right angles to the bottom of the pan.
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Ellsworth M. Longfield Sheet metal drafting — Chapter I: Rectilinear Figures (1921)

Orthographic Projection.—Before attempting to make any drawings, one must first get a clear idea of the way in which objects are represented in mechanical or orthographic drawings. If a person is going to make a photograph of an object, he nearly always makes a view taken from one corner so as to show as many sides as possible in order to give a complete idea of the object in one picture. For example, Fig. 1 shows how an anvil would be represented in a single view or picture so as to give a complete idea of its shape. Such a drawing of most objects would be very
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