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| Isometric Challenge - page 9 |
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Can you draw this? Mail your answer to: Invotech, PO Box 952, Miller Place, NY 11764. This problem comes from Dick Barry, a fellow Long Islander. Try to draw an isometric that represents this engineering drawing. There are no hidden lines missing and a side view would help. I got it wrong and next month I’ll give you Dick’s answer and congratulate the winner. Also coming next month; Using CorelDRAW’s Trim command to create complex shapes in orthographic and then transforming them into isometric. Check out the Tips and Tricks page in this area for three very instructive pages. |
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