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Method One: Limits Method
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What is the limits method?

Technique to find intersection lines when solids penetrate, works best with plane surfaces

Best surfaces for limits method

Plane surfaces (flat faces)

Type of intersections from limits method

Straight lines (plane surfaces always create straight intersections)

Can limits method be used with curved surfaces?

No - won't work well, leads to inaccurate results

3 crucial elements in limits method

Start point, bend points, finish point

What are bend points?

Points where intersection line changes direction (often at edges/corners)

3 orthographic views in limits method

Front elevation, end elevation, plan view

Step 1 of limits method

Draw the given views (plan and elevation)

Step 2 of limits method

Identify bend points (where intersection changes direction)

Best starting view for limits method

Plan view - shows clearest outline of intersection

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