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| Isometric Construction of the Bike Frame - page 4 |
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To create the upper fork copy the trace layer object that represents it and move it off to the side. Use the straight-line pencil tool to create the following plot lines. Bottom – 5 inches front to back, 6 inches down from the top –3 inches, Top – 1/2 inch. Position them as shown. |
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Connect the points for each fork. Convert the top segments to curves and smooth them. Apply a contour with the following settings: Outside, 1 step, and 0.3 inch offset to each line. This will result in cylindrical objects that would be about 3/4 inches in diameter. |
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Separate each of the contours. Use the Node Edit Tool (F10) to delete the extra end nodes one at a time. |
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