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WAEC prep: Reading a services layout and tracing a circuit through it

Act as a WAEC/NECO Technical Drawing examiner. I am in SS 3. Set me five exam-style questi

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Let me explain: Nuts, bolts and locking devices

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WAEC prep: Full, half and part sections

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Let me explain: Pad and raft foundations

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WAEC prep: Pile foundations and difficult ground

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Let me explain: Plumbing symbols and pipe runs

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Let me explain: Representing timber, insulation and hardcore

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Let me explain: Reading weld size and length from a symbol

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Let me explain: Clearance, interference and transition fits

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Let me explain: Bolts, studs and set screws

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Let me explain: Spring washers and tab washers

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WAEC prep: Split pins and wiring as locking methods

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WAEC prep: Parts that are never sectioned, and why

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Let me explain: Removed and revolved sections

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Let me explain: Oblique circles and curves

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WAEC prep: The angle a line makes with the horizontal plane

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WAEC prep: The angle between two intersecting planes

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Let me explain: The second auxiliary projection

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Let me explain: The part or local section

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Let me explain: Drawing an isometric circle by the four-centre method

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I have just studied drawing an isometric circle by the four-centre method in my SS3 Technical Drawing class. Let me explain it back to you in my own words, then tell me plainly what I got wrong or left out. Ask me one follow-up question afterwards to test whether I really understood it.

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