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| Creating the Bicycle Chain - page 8 |
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Duplicate the chain, nudge it up twice and bring it to the front. Marquee select everything, group the result and apply a 120 degree rotation to the result. |
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Move the completed chain to the bike frame page by cutting (Ctrl+X), switching to the frame page and pasting (Ctrl+V) it. Position the group over the bike frame using the sprockets as a guide. Not Bad. Coming up next month we will start the other drive components. I hope to complete the bike in time to make it a Christmas present for Johnny. |
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