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The document discusses exploded drawings and their advantages. It explains that an exploded drawing lays out the pieces of an object separated from each other to show how they fit together. This allows the viewer to understand how the object assembles and can help buyers and mechanics work with the object. The lesson aims to teach students how to set up an exploded drawing and identify three key advantages: showing how an object assembles, aiding the understanding of buyers and mechanics, and illustrating the assembly of complex objects.
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Exploded drawing
- 2. Year 7 – Exploded drawing Starter Consider why you might want to complete an exploded drawing. What advantages might it give the person buying the product or a mechanic fixing an engine.
- 3. Year 7 – Exploded drawing W.A.L.T. (we are learning today) by the end of the lesson you will have learnt; How an exploded drawing is set out and the advantage this type of drawing helps the end user of a product. W.I.L.F. what I am looking for; That you are able to layout the exploded drawing so all the pieces fit on the page. You are able to identify three advantages to the end user of this type of drawing.
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- 12. Year 7 – Exploded drawing W.A.L.T. (we are learning today) by the end of the lesson you will have learnt; How an exploded drawing is set out and the advantage this type of drawing helps the end user of a product. W.I.L.F. what I am looking for; That you are able to layout the exploded drawing so all the pieces fit on the page. You are able to identify three advantages to the end user of this type of drawing.
- 13. Year 7 – Exploded drawing Plenary Name three advantages of this drawing type, what does this type of drawing allow that other don’t?