Cross-sectional drawings
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I can produce cross-sectional drawings to show internal details.
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Cross-sectional drawings help see inside objects by cutting them open on paper.
Cross-sectional drawings are used when important details are hidden inside and can't be seen from the outside.
A cutting plane is a dashed line with arrows that shows where the object is cut to reveal the inside.
Hatching indicates a cut section, showing internal details and clarifying it's not the full design.
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