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Dear /diy/,
I am not commonly writing here but I know there are many tech-buffs when it comes to handicrafts lurking around.
My question is as follows: I want to learn technical drawing. Are there any good resources on the matter?
>tl;dr: Please give me resources to learn technical drawing from beginner to advanced level on your own.
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>>2979179
well...
i looked at it and i must say:
i like "Technical Drawing by Frederick Giesecke" better. found it on fmhy.net
reddit had this recommendation for look-up.
but thanks. no need to worry about compensation.
>>2979180
mostly agree there, anon.
never been there, though. so can only tell from web experience and few real encounters.
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>>2979270
iso faggot tongue my anus
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>>2979283
mario would die if that cube was ANSI compliant, i rest my case
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>>2979180
I remember being taught that you only need three views in order to make an isometric projection drawing. I live in Mexico, so I got taught that by default the three views in ANSI-style blueprints are front, top, and right. How's it usually done for ISO-style blueprints?
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