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Prisms & Cylinders Development with a cut surface 1 J. Byrne 2014

Prisms & Cylinders Development with a cut surface 1 J. Byrne 2014

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Page 1: Prisms & Cylinders Development with a cut surface 1 J. Byrne 2014

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Prisms & Cylinders

Development with a cut surface

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Development with a cut surface

•You are now going to combine what you have learned in the previous two lessons to complete this one.

•The development is still carried out the same but the heights of each face will be determined by the cut surface.

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Draw the surface development of a Hexagonal shaped with a side of 33mm &height of 100 mm

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Draw the development straight across from the elevation.We know the height is 100mm and that each side is 33mm so we step this distance off 6 times to find the length of the development.

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The surface development wrapping around the solid

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Draw the plan and elevation and put in the generators.Project each generator to the cut surface.

True cut surface

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Project lines out at 90º from cut surface.Take measurements from plan and draw in true cut surface..

True cut surface

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Project lines across to end view to draw cut surface.

End View showing cut surface

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Draw the development straight across from the elevation. Mark the heights of each generator.

Development showing cut surface