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the Bicycle Frame in Isometric
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This tutorial will concentrate on completing the bicycle frame. |
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The front fork has a spacing of 4 inches apart. Copy the front fork shape from the trace layer and move it off to the side. Use the straight line pencil tool to construct a line 2 inches long on the side axis. Watch the Property Bar and get as close as possible. |
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Turn on Snap to objects and duplicate and snap the lines and trace shapes together as shown. There are 5 line segments one of which has been rotated manually to align with the fork segments. Duplicate (Ctrl+D) the front fork shape and align as shown. |
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