A vintage engineering book: Australian Standard Engineering Drawing Practice Published by The Institution of Engineers, Australia in 1966 It outlines the conventions and standards for technical drawings in Australia and serves as a guide for engineers, designers, and related tradespeople on how to create and interpret engineering drawings. This handbook is part of the broader Australian Standard AS 1100 series, which provides detailed specifications for various aspects of technical drawing. It aims to standardise engineering drawing practices across Australia, ensuring consistency and clarity in technical communication. It covers a wide range of topics, including line types, symbols, dimensioning, lettering, and projection methods, among others. The handbook is crucial for ensuring that engineering drawings are accurate, consistent, and easily understood by all relevant parties in the industry. This standard, identified as Australian Standard AS 1100, sets out the basic principles and conventions for technical drawings in Australia. It provides guidelines for various aspects of engineering drawing, including abbreviations, drawing sheet layout, line types, lettering, scales, projection methods, sectioning conventions, and dimensioning. The standard aims to ensure uniformity and clarity in technical drawings, facilitating clear communication among designers, engineers, and manufacturers in Australia and New Zealand."

Rare and collectible. Hardcover, green cloth, in good condition for its age. AS CZ1 1966. Includes various drawings. See photos for details. See my other vintage books.

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