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CREATING A RING IN ISODRAFT

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fvasquez032189
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CREATING A RING IN ISODRAFT

I am trying to draw a ring shape for some equipment I am having made. I have drawn the orthografic views for the object but am having difficulty creating the donut-like shape and making an Isometric view of the object. Any help would be greatly appreciated

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nestly2
in reply to: fvasquez032189

ELLIPSE > ISOCIRCLE  -->  Link

Message 3 of 7
fvasquez032189
in reply to: nestly2

Thank you for your response to my post. I understand how to draw isocircles, what I am trying to do is give it dimension to where is looks like a donut shape. In other words I want to give it that extruded look with rounded edges, make it look like a Torus shape.

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Patchy
in reply to: fvasquez032189

Isometric sometines more difficult to draw than 3d.

I hand drawn an engine piston many years ago and when it come to draw recess for the connecting pin, all curves were faked in.

Nowaday use 3d is a lot easier.

 

You can draw 3d, slice it and copy the curves or move to 3d and moving forward Smiley Happy

 

 

 

 

Message 5 of 7
fvasquez032189
in reply to: Patchy

Hey that almost looks like what I want, but when I put the drawing on a layout can I make it so my orthographic drawings are flat(top view)? 

 

Would I put the 3d drawing in a separate viewport? 

 

this is what I am drawing, hope this clears up any questions 

Message 6 of 7
Patchy
in reply to: fvasquez032189

You can draw this with plain autocad using basic shapes (Box and torus)

and a few commands such as LOFT (for the weld)  

Sweep (sweep a circle around a larger circle for the ring)

 

And a month from now, wow, yes you can do it.

Message 7 of 7
fvasquez032189
in reply to: Patchy

Patchy,

If I had more thumbs I'd give you a thousand kudos, thanks!

 

And thanks for providing the steps to do it, this will help me out a lot when I assemble stuff in the future.

 

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