Discussion
Hatching of a sectioned surface is drawn as
Answer: D
Correct answer: thin lines at 45 degrees, evenly spaced
Hatching is drawn thin so it does not compete with the outline, at 45 degrees to the principal outline, and evenly spaced with the spacing chosen to suit the size of the area. Where 45 degrees would run parallel to an outline, another angle is used. Adjacent parts in an assembly are hatched in opposite directions or at different spacings so the joint is visible.
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