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    Posted: 28.Mar.2014 at 12:31
Thank you just 1 to go
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Points: 7175 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 28.Mar.2014 at 12:14
Congrats on passing both of your assignments.
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Hi Sean Mark ( 10011601264 )Congratulations! You passed assignment I10055365-B ! You obtained 84 %! (sms@intec.edu.za)

Hi Sean Mark ( 10011601264 )Congratulations! You passed assignment I10055365-A ! You obtained 92 %! (sms@intec.edu.za)
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I have done it in 3 parts. I done the base 1st I did the leg separate and added then I done the circle can't seem to do the top part
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Points: 39 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 28.Mar.2014 at 11:22
I have done the drawing using mostly extrusion
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Points: 7175 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 28.Mar.2014 at 10:34
Extrude and PressPull can both be used without having osnaps enabled.  I know because I've done many drawings that included 3D models.
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Points: 1428 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 28.Mar.2014 at 10:32
Hello curtie, so you had to do the 3D object and show it in a 3D isometric view.
That includes the knowledge of 3D views and use of UCS.
Now it would be fun ( joke ) to try and do some dimensionning on the 3D object.
Please let us see your 3D object and eventually the presentation that you made of it in a viewport ( if you choose a scale you can have a "scalable" result within the isometrics rules.
In the DWG file that I have uploaded I choose to redraw 3 blocks showing the 3 2D views, did you do this or directly made your 3D object ?
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Hi Guys
Thanks for all the replies. that is the question I have posted. The snap has to be set to isometric cause I noticed that that's the only time I can use the extrusion tool. 
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Points: 7175 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27.Mar.2014 at 14:05
I understand why a student might need to know how 2D isometric drawings were done previous to the introduction of CAD but nowadays teachers of AutoCAD should be instructing their students in how to create 3D models then deriving the 2D views from the model.  It makes more sense.
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