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| Developing the Brakes - page 2 |
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Duplicate and use the Extrusion tool and apply an extrusion to one of each with the following settings: Back parallel, x = 0.00 y=-0.06, VP locked to object and vanishing point relative to object center. The second set gets an extrusion with a 0.18 depth. Separate, ungroup, and render as shown, duplicate, assemble and group each pad assembly together. Rotate back 120.00 degrees to achieve the results shown. |
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The post, which connect to the pads, will consist of two equal segments. We need to place the cross post in the middle. Create a 0.25 inch circle. Convert it into curves (Ctrl+Q) and use the Transform Docker to apply a 56.6 percent vertical scale. Use the Extrusion tool and apply an extrusion with the following settings: Back parallel, x = 0.00 y=-0.42, VP locked to object and vanishing point relative to object center. Rotate 120.00 degrees, separate, and render as shown and then group. |
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The cross post consists of two distinct parts but they are on two different projections for the front/rear. Create two circles of 0.325 and 0.50 inches diameter and convert to curves. Duplicate both circles and apply a 65 percent vertical stretch for front set. Go back to the original set and apply a 10 percent vertical stretch for the rear set. |
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