Mechanical Drawing
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https://doi.org/10.52428/20758944.v11i33.721Keywords:
Mechanical drawing, Computer Aided Design, Technical drawingAbstract
The engineer, as a professional, has used the Technical Drawing to express his or her ideas and thoughts, with the intention of responding to the requirements and needs of people and industry. Mechanical Drawing and use of new technologies of Computer Aided Design have great importance in our time. Since befare and now we need a comprehensive understanding of severa! areas far building parts or machines, from the moment of conception, construction and application in industry, clearly distinguishing between each of these stages, taking into account the advantages and benefits.
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