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Technical Drawing with Engineering Graphics

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<ul><li>Chapter 1 The Worldwide Graphic Language for Design</li><li>Chapter 2 Layouts and Lettering</li><li>Chapter 3 Visualization and Sketching</li><li>Chapter 4 Geometry for Modeling and Design</li><li>Chapter 5 Modeling and Design</li><li>Chapter 6 Orthographic Projection</li><li>Chapter 7 2D Drawing Representation</li><li>Chapter 8 Section Views</li><li>Chapter 9 Auxiliary Views</li><li>Chapter 10 Modeling for Manufacture and Assembly</li><li>Chapter 11 Dimensioning</li><li>Chapter 12 Tolerancing</li><li>Chapter 13 Threads, Fasteners, and Springs</li><li>Chapter 14 Working Drawings</li><li>Chapter 15 Drawing Control and Data Management</li><li>Chapter 16 Gears and Cams</li><li>Chapter 17 Electronic Diagrams</li><li>Chapter 18 Structural Drawing</li><li>Chapter 19 Landform Drawings</li><li>Chapter 20 Piping Drawings</li><li>Chapter 21 Welding Representation</li><li>Chapter 22 Axonometric Projection</li><li>Chapter 23 Perspective Drawings</li></ul>

Technical Drawing with Engineering Graphics, 16th edition