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Isometric Projection

Isometric projection

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ISOMETRIC PROJECTION

V.Ryan © 2000 - 2008

On behalf of The World Association of Technology Teachers

W.A.T.T.

World Association of Technology Teachers

The ‘Isometric Projection Exercise’ can be printed and used by teachers and students. It is
recommended that you view the website section 'Graphics' (www.technologystudent.com)
before attempting the design sheet .

THESE MATERIALS CAN BE PRINTED AND USED BY TEACHERS AND


STUDENTS.
THEY MUST NOT BE EDITED IN ANY WAY OR PLACED ON ANY OTHER
MEDIA INCLUDING WEB SITES AND INTRANETS.
NOT FOR COMMERCIAL USE.
THIS WORK IS PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT LAW.
IT IS ILLEGAL TO DISPLAY THIS WORK ON ANY WEBSITE/MEDIA
STORAGE OTHER THAN www.technologystudent.com
V.Ryan © 2008 World Association of Technology Teachers

CLIPS
ISOMETRIC PROJECTION

V. Ryan © 2001
The diagram to the left shows the use of a T-Square and Set Square
in drawing a 3D cube (isometric cube).

1. Complete question 1 by drawing dark lines over the top of the faint
guidelines to produce an isometric cube. Remember to use a 30/60
degree set square.
SET SQUARE
2. Draw an isometric cube (all sides are the same length) using the
SIDE T-SQUARE
faint isometric grid below.

1. 2.

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