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CSEC Technical Drawing Paper 2 May/June 2008 - Free CXC Past Paper with Answers
Free CXC Technical Drawing Paper 2 May/June 2008 past paper from 2008. Includes a worked answer key. Open the PDF, take a timed test, and study with AI on Caribbean AI.
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Answer TWO questions from this section.
Using the focal point method, construct an ellipse with a major axis of 160 mm and a minor axis of 106 mm.
[20 marks]
Construct a tangent to the ellipse at point C on the curve, to the major axis.
Figure 1 above shows the outline of a belt-drive pulley with a tensioning wheel between them. Draw the outline showing the points of tangency between the wheels and the belt. Show construction methods clearly.
[20 marks]
Figure 2 above shows a circle, centre O, and two points A and B. (a) Draw the given circle and establish points A and B. (b) Draw a circle to pass through the two given points A and B and touch the given circle. Show construction clearly.
[20 marks]
(a) Construct a regular heptagon with one side 40 mm. (b) Construct a similar figure TWICE the area of the regular heptagon in (a).
[20 marks]
Figure 3 above shows two views of a cylinder and a triangular prism intersecting each other. Draw: (a) the given views (b) an end view looking in the direction of arrow 'E', showing the curve of interpenetration. Show hidden detail lines.
[20 marks]
Figure 4 above shows the development and incomplete elevation of a cone with a triangle ABC lying on its surface. (a) Draw FULL SIZE the given views. (b) Complete the elevation to show the triangle lying on the surface of the cone. Show hidden detail lines and construction clearly.
[20 marks]
Figure 5 above shows two views of a rectangular channelled section. (a) Copy the given views. (b) Draw the auxiliary elevation of the channel on as seen in THE DIRECTION OF ARROW 'A'.
[20 marks]
Figure 6 above shows the plan and elevation of a block. DO NOT COPY the views.
Draw an isometric view of the block with 'S' as its lowest point.
[20 marks]