Make a section view drawing of the assembly of sliding door guide. (Page 676 Problem 1 Metric. Problem 1 a and 1 b are not included.) 2. The following classic problems were taken from Engi- neering Drawing & Graphic Technology, 14th Edition, by Thomas E. French, Charles J. Vierck, and Robert Foster. 1. Make an assembly drawing in section. The bracket is cast iron, the wheel is cast steel, the bushing is bronze, and the pin and taper pin are steel. Scale: full size. a. Make a drawing of the bracket with one view in section. Material is cast iron. Scale: full size. b. Make a drawing of the wheel with one view in section. Material is cast steel. Scale: full size. Make an assembly drawing in section. The assem- bly comprises two cast-iron brackets, two bronze bushings, steel shaft, cast-steel roller, and cast-iron base. The bushings are pressed into the roller, and the shaft is drilled for lubrication. Scale: full size. a. Make a drawing of the roller and bushing as- sembly that gives one view in section. See Problem 2 for materials. Scale: full size. The problems that are given in this group have been arranged as complete exercises in making a set of working drawings. Remember that the dimensions given on the pic- torial views are to be used only to obtain distances of in- formation needed. In some cases the data needed for a par- ticular part may have to be obtained from the mating part. The detail drawings should be made with each part on a separate sheet. Drawings of cast or forged parts may be made in the single-drawing or the multiple-drawing system. 33 012940 15 Cher PN 023 960- BUSHING 2500, 2010 25 090 2 or 38g Problem 1 Metric 036 12 De BRACKET Slidine-door onde