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I dont understand the meaning



mirela.sorina
Romania

I dont understand the meaning
 
I have a problem with understanding something- I have a tool that it is said it makes cross hatching on a clay; can u explain what is that in other words?

20 May 2012      





Pierreroset
France

I �d say it �s a tool which creates a mesh-like pattern (intersecting sets of parallel lines, like a grid) on wet clay when you �re doing pottery. I �m not sure, though. Good luck !

20 May 2012     



mirela.sorina
Romania

mersi beaucoup,ma cherieThumbs Up

20 May 2012     



ldthemagicman
United Kingdom

Dear Mirela.Sorina,
 
In Architectural Drawing, or Daughtsmanship, "Hatching" is drawing a series of equidistant parallel lines across a portion of a drawing --- for example, to indicate the extent of a playing field (on Plan); the area of an occupied space (on Plan); the thickness of an intervening wall (on Section); etc.
 
"Cross Hatching" is drawing a series of equidistant parallel lines, in one direction, with another series of equidistant parallel lines, at right-angles, (or nearly), to them.  These form "Crosses", like a grid.  This second type of "hatching" is called "Cross Hatching".
 
I imagine that the same term is employed for a type of decoration used in Pottery.
 
�Pierreroset � is perfectly accurate in the description.
 
Les

20 May 2012     



Pierreroset
France

Thanks ! May I add that "hatching" actually comes from the French "hachurer", which means "shade with closely drawn parallel lines" ? The "Brainy Smurf" minute is over, I promise !

20 May 2012     



mirela.sorina
Romania

Thank u both; yes I know , french domiantes the english vocab-))Shocked

20 May 2012     



ldthemagicman
United Kingdom

Merci beaucoup, mesdames. Vous �tes tr�s gentilles!

20 May 2012     



Pierreroset
France

I must congratulate �ldthemagicman � on his perfectly accurate use of accents ! :) �mirela.sorina �, I hope we helped a little.

20 May 2012