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@Patchy wrote:
Mirror it twice
If your suggestion is to turn what's at the lower left in your image [the original orientation in the OP's drawing] to what's at the upper right, the same can be done by simply Rotating it 180°.
@john.p.addy, there are a variety of axes such a thing might be Mirrored across. Can you be more specific about what you intend, even with a loose freehand sketch or something? For example, is your result supposed to be looking up into the concave underside of the part? Or still looking down, but with the part turned up-side-down from how it's currently drawn? If either of those, simply Mirroring is going to be a long way from the desired end result, because of all the portions that we suspect are there but are not visible in the current view. Is there another slot hidden on the far side of the larger part like the one on the side that shows? Etc.
Even what you have doesn't look right to me. Shouldn't the surface where I changed the hatching to red curve leftward at the top, following the curvature of the parts I changed to green?
And shouldn't the yellow filleted edge straddle the blue center-line [which I added] in the same way the magenta ones do, and be the same size?
[The offscreen one away to lower left is also off, but a lot closer.]
And arc segments and line segments can't meet tangentially at both ends:
because they should be Elliptical arcs, not Arcs or Polyline arc segments.
Kent Cooper, AIA 
THIS IS WHAT IS WHAT THEY ARE MORE OR SO LOOKING FOR.
HAD TO REDRAW IT THE BEST I COULD. I HAVENT DONE A ISO
DRAWING IN YEARS.
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