Orthographic Projections

what is it?

• an orthographic projection is a way to provide accurate dimensions of all sides of a 3D image using 2D images

why do we use them?

• Orthographic projections are used because the give every angle of an object so it can be built correctly the first time.

what is the most commonly view used.

• the most commonly used view is the front view of the object because it provides the most information