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Efficiently 3
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This lesson requires the Iso Eval FREE Download. Get it now by clicking on your version number: CorelDRAW 7.0, CorelDRAW 8.0, CorelDRAW 9.0 Our time is valuable and how we work can determine how productive each of us becomes. By carefully analyzing a drawing project you can plan the most efficient method for producing the illustration. |
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Engineering drawing
of a valve. In order to draw efficiently you should to break an object into the simplest component parts. In this case there are base, body and hex objects that can be easily illustrated. |
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The Base. Create a 2" square by selecting the Rectangle Tool and while holding down the constrain (Ctrl) key drag across the screen while watching the status line. If you are using CorelDRAW 7 or higher you can use the Property Bar to make minor corrections only. Use the Node Edit tool to apply a .25" radius to the corners of the square. |
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