Orthographic symbol 3rd Angle

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Orthographic symbol 3rd Angle
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Line types on working drawings
The purpose of orthographic drawings is to show a
3D object in 2D that gives accurate measurements
and information. The idea is that anyone could
use the drawings to make the object just as the
designer intended. Follow the rules and its easy!
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3rd Angle orthographic drawings THE RULES.

• The front elevation is the view with the most
  information, not necessarily the front of the
  object e.g. if you were drawing a car it would be
  the side of the car but still be called a front
  elevation.
• You only need to include views if they contain
  new information, three is often enough.You can
  include five views if you wish.
• There must be even spacing between all of the
  views.
• You must include the symbol on the page, you
  could also include the cutting list on this page.
• 3rd Angle means - each view has turn 3 x 90
  degrees outwards from the front elevation.
• Dimensions must be included on the drawing in
  millimetres.
• They should be written along and above the line
  with the arrows.
• The arrows should have solid heads.
• The projection lines must be light
• You do not have to include the whole design on
  one drawing, parts of the product could be
  explained through a set of drawing and then an
  assembly (or exploded drawing) could be used.

Be patient, GOOD LUCK!