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Wednesday, June 22, 2016

engineering drawing first year



Engineering Drawing II has topics like isometric, assembly, disassembly, limit,fit and tolerance etc.

The main thing that should be kept in mind during solving problems in Engineering Drawing (and in other subjects too because Engineering is a technical and practical subject) is you must be able to "Imagine and Visualize" the given object in 3 Dimension. If you're not able to do so, you're only cramming the problems but not solving them. This means you are not able to solve the problems that are out from tutorials. So you must remember a quote by Albert Einstein.


               "Imagination is more important than knowledge." 

Because knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world, stimulating progress, giving birth to evolution. It is, strictly speaking, a real factor in scientific research. You must remember these things through out your whole life. :-)


So, I give 1st place to "Imagination". Here, I'm saying that Imagination means to compare the figure with real 3 - D object in your mind by imagining. That is why I've provided you the 3 Dimensional figure of all the objects that are in tutorials. I hope that it'll help you to imagine and visualize the object that makes you easy while solving the problems. The link for the 3 - D figures of all the objects are:
click here

Though I say all these things about Imagination and Visualtion i.e.conceptual stuffs ........... The final thing that we all need is solution. So here is the link for the solution of Engineering Drawing II.
click here


--bibel tamang


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