What feature should be used for a drawing view that is too large to fit on the sheet?

A Break View is the appropriate feature to use for a drawing view that is too large to fit on the sheet. This feature allows users to visually break the view to reduce its size while maintaining clarity and readability. It serves the purpose of representing a larger component or assembly in a way that fits within the confines of the drawing sheet by creating a break or gap in the view. This makes it especially useful in situations where an item cannot be adequately displayed without reducing the details in a way that would misrepresent the design.

Using a Break View provides a clear understanding of the item's geometry and dimensions without overcrowding the drawing or losing important details. This option is particularly advantageous when ensuring that the drawing adheres to the standards of size and layout while still conveying the necessary information for manufacturing or assembly.

Other features like a Cut View, Section View, or Detail View serve different purposes. A Cut View exposes internal features by cutting through the object, a Section View presents a view as if the item has been sliced, and a Detail View zooms in on a specific area to present finer details. While each of these features has its own specific applications, they do not address the issue of fitting a large view on a sheet in the same direct manner as a Break View