How would you draw this?

[DeerSpotter]

[jletcher]

Was not sure if it was just a rolled plate or had some straight on it so I did this in hopes it is what you seek..

[psdoell]

Not sure if there is an easier way but I think one way would be to subtract a 96"R sphere from a 96-1/4" as my first step, and then subtract a large cube with a 4" x 11" slot in it. I made my cube 200" x 200" to keep it simple.

[JavaLodge]

I interpreted it as a concave disc.  Is this what you were thinking?  It's a 2014 file.

[jletcher]

You may be right I did not see DISH..

[dsears]

draw a line 102 units, offset 279 units, connect lines. offset the radius and draw a 3p circle using endpoints and midpoint of offset radius line. then trim

[DeerSpotter]

im not familiar with this methedology of "units" 

you mean the dimension right?

[JDMather · Accepted solution]

Here is my interpretation.

[dsears]

Units - inches, feet metres , whatever units you use to measure and draw

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[jletcher]

More like this then

[DeerSpotter]

hey i think so too, how did you draw this?

[JDMather]

Everything I did is in the feature history tree.

No smoke or mirrors.