@ craruicat communication Angles and slopes in isometric projection V The ‘orthographic view. A 8 [ | | o G, o The same angle (ADC) is less than 30° on this isometric drawing. Angles of 30°, 60° and 48° cannot be drawn in isometric projection using a set square. ‘To draw the above angle, an elevation of the surfaces must be drawn as shown. The measurements AB, BC and CD can be transferred to the isometric drawing. A slope is normally given as a ratio, for example 1:4. ‘To draw the below example, draw line AB to any length and step off four equal divisions of convenient length. At B drop a perpendicular and make lenath BC equal to one division. Join AC to give the slope 1:4. Transfer measurements to the isometric drawing. 4 Construction of slope in the orthographic view.