By Götz Gutdeutsch
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Indd55 55 2/7/07 10:27:27 AM Caliper and Depth Gauges A vernier caliper is a precision instrument that is invaluable for determining precise inside and outside dimensions. I use it to gauge and transfer the dimensions of small components or parts of joints such as the thickness of a tenon. I also use it to find the inside dimensions of mortises and drill holes. Most calipers have a feeler bar for taking depth readings as well, though a gauge specially made for this purpose is more accurate and easier to read.
Unlike a perspective drawing, this type of projection does not distort or foreshorten any of the views. And because all the lines are drawn parallel and to their true-scale dimensions, it is much easier to draw than a perspective. FULL-SCALE DRAWINGS Except when designing the simplest of projects, I go on from these reduced-dimension drawings to produce a full-scale, three-view rendering. Seeing the piece at its actual size, I can, with greater confidence, tell if anything is still amiss with the design.
When everything looks right, you’ll use these drawings to create cutlists for the components of the project. ' $RAWER BOTTOM ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION The first working drawing that I produce for a project is a three-view orthographic projection. This drawing, rendered at a reduced scale (usually 1⁄4 of full size), shows face-on views of the front, side and top of the piece as individual views (also called elevations). Note that each component is given a dimension and a part symbol. 33 Z0835 I CHAPTER 3 pg.