The 3D graphic on the right shows a design for a money box - Leaving Cert DCG - Question C-3 - 2010

For the elevation view, represent the front side of the box. The height of the box should be 75 mm. Indicate the sloping top with a line that accurately reflects the incline at 60°. Don’t forget to include the curved edge at the top (with a radius of 15 mm) to match the design shown in Fig. C-3.

The end view will be a rectangle measuring 25 mm by 75 mm, corresponding to the height and depth of the box. Ensure the curved edge on the top is represented correctly, applying the same radius of 15 mm. Place this drawing adjacent to the elevation for clarity.

In the given drawing space, complete the plan and elevation views by labeling all important dimensions and curves accurately. Use a consistent scale and style for clarity.

To create a one-piece surface development of the money box, begin with the top surface which will correspond to the plan. Proceed to create the side surfaces, detailing the inclined and curved elements, and include the measurements for the back and bottom surfaces. Finally, prepare an accurate representation of the opening dimensions using the design specifications from the initial views.