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| Using the Intersection Command - page 7 |
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Engineering drawing of a cam. |
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Draw a 2 inch circle (F7+Ctrl). Now create a 1.25 inch square (F6+Ctrl) duplicate, position so the corners overlap and weld the squares together. Align (Ctrl+A) the new shape horizontally and vertically with the circle and then Intersect with the circle. Delete the original shapes. Fill the new object with white. |
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Convert this shape into a top view isometric by applying a "Vertical Scale of 57.4%. |
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