Orthographic projection is a crucial technique in technical and engineering drawing that allows for the transformation of three-dimensional objects into precise two-dimensional representations. This method involves projecting objects onto perpendicular planes, typically resulting in three primary views: the top, front, and side. Each view is depicted as if the object were projected directly onto a plane in front of it, ensuring accurate measurements and a clear depiction of all aspects of the object. This technique is essential for effectively communicating design and manufacturing details, as it aids engineers, architects, and designers in conveying dimensions, shapes, and features with ...