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← 2.3 Aircraft Related Drawing: Isometric Drawing

The isometric axes

Aviation Technology · Grade 10 · about 40 minutes

From one origin: a vertical axis and two base axes at 30 degrees to the horizontal, drawn with a 30-60 set square.

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Other lessons in this sub-strand

  1. Isometric drawing of aircraft components
  2. Equal measure
  3. The isometric axes
  4. No perspective
  5. The isometric box
  6. Drawing a rectangular block
  7. Stepped blocks
  8. Cut-outs and notches
  9. Isometric circles
  10. Holes in isometric
  11. Freehand isometric sketches
  12. Instruments for isometric
  13. Fuselage in isometric
  14. Wing in isometric
  15. Landing gear in isometric
  16. Dimensioning isometric drawings
  17. Scale and title block
  18. Common isometric errors
  19. Isometric versus orthographic
  20. Isometric in aircraft work