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This document provides instructions for how to create an isometric drawing of a cube using a pencil, ruler, and protractor. It explains that lines should be drawn faintly first at 30 degree angles from an initial line before measuring and extending the lines to complete the cube shape. Additional details like internal joints can then be added for more realism.
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- 5. Draw a straight line upwards at 90 degrees. Draw your lines faintly
- 6. Draw 2 lines each at 30 degrees Continue to draw your lines faintly
- 7. Measure 100mm along the straight line and make a small cross.
- 8. From your cross, using your protractor draw 2 more lines at 30 degrees. Continue to draw your lines faintly
- 9. Measure 80mm as shown and make 2 straight lines.
- 10. Making sure your lines are 90 degrees, draw 2 lines straight up.
- 11. Place your protractor on the top left corner and construct a 30 degree line as shown.
- 12. Complete your cube, as shown.
- 13. Draw over your faint lines, you are looking to make them bold.
- 14. Now that you have made your basic shape why not try adding further details like; An internal Knuckle Joints