Orthographic Design of Aircraft Flange with Dowel Pin Holes for Engineering and Aerospace Applications

A person in a jacket is taking a photograph of the ocean using a camera.

The image presents a technical drawing of a mechanical component. It features a cylindrical shape atop a rectangular base with clearly marked dimensions in millimeters. The design includes a slot and a circular protrusion, highlighting precision in engineering. Notches are detailed along the rectangular section, and the front view shows its height of 30 units and width of 50 units. The side view captures the depth and height while emphasizing the protruding notches, making it a reliable reference for engineering and architectural projects.

Two darts, one red and one green, appear in sharp focus with a blurred dartboard in the background.

A plastic board with specific dimensions and features. The board thickness is 5mm, width is 8cm, and length is 40cm. Rails are present on the length sides, with a thickness of 3mm and a height of 2.5cm. A hole is located in the middle of the board. The hole is circular, 5mm in diameter, centered at 20cm from the width. A section is cut off for the hole to create a straight line facing the width side, with an arc. The longest distance from the middle of the straight part to the arc measures 4.5mm.

A woman in a khaki pilot's uniform with aviator goggles stands confidently beside a vintage fighter plane, in a sunlit outdoor setting.

A chair shown in different views. The design is simplified into a single outline. Representation suitable for AutoCAD in dwg format.

An automatic hand-caught cake up and down laminating machine with a base. Includes a mounting plate connected to the base. Features unwinding and rewinding rollers. A first motor is attached to one end, with a guide rod and guide roller. The installation plate has a conveyor mechanism and a hot pressing mechanism.

A plane's wing is seen flying over a calm, blue ocean with a distant coastline under a clear sky.

Automatic fuse displayed in transparent casing. Close-up view showcasing details. Focus on metallic components and design.

Technical drawing of a dual-sided e-paper departure board. E-paper panel is 13 inches integrated into a housing. Housing dimensions are 42 cm x 40 cm x 10 cm. Landscape format with two M10 drilling holes on the left side. Drawing shows front perspective with size annotations.

The image features an orthographic view of an Anahaw chair, emphasizing its minimalist design and wooden structure. The chair is shown from the front, with a focus on its clean lines and elegant form. The light wood material is highlighted by soft, diffused lighting. The background is neutral, allowing the chair to stand out as the main subject. This visual representation is ideal for furniture design presentations or product catalogs.

A hand is drawing intricate fern leaves on a piece of paper with a pen.