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| Creating an Isometric Hardware Symbol Library - page 5 |
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Step 13 Go back to the first stack and working from the bottom up use the trim command on the Shaping Docker remove the segments shown by the left stack (top view). Go to the second stack and trim as show by the right stack (bottom view). |
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Step 14 Create the shanks by breaking the nodes at the widest points of the ellipse and extending the lines as shown. Be sure that the completed shapes are closed objects. Sheet metal screws do not generally have much of a shank so these will be our only versions. |
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Step 15 Duplicate both stacks. Move the shanks apart and duplicate the 4 regular threads and snap them into place. Snap the shanks back into place for our medium thread version. |
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