The isometric drawing. The word isometric means "equal measure" and comes from the prefix "isos" meaning equal and the word metric that expresses or means "measure." Thus, isometric means that three-dimensional drawing that has been done with axes inclined at an angle of 30 ° to the horizontal
One of the great advantages of isometric drawing is that you can make the design of any model without using any scale especially since the lines parallel to the axes taken in its true light. For example, the bucket when you draw in isometric form with all its edges is equal medida.EJES USED IN ISOMETRIC DRAWING. The base of the isometric drawing is a three axes are called isometric axes "representing the three edges of a cube, which together form angles of 120 ° a) isometric lines. Are those lines that are parallel to any of the three axes isométricosb) NO LINES isometric. Sloping lines are those on which you can not measure true distances, these lines when they are present in an isometric drawing and are not along the axes and are parallel to themselves. In addition, non-isometric lines are drawn taking as reference points other items belonging to isometric lines
One of the great advantages of isometric drawing is that you can make the design of any model without using any scale especially since the lines parallel to the axes taken in its true light. For example, the bucket when you draw in isometric form with all its edges is equal medida.EJES USED IN ISOMETRIC DRAWING. The base of the isometric drawing is a three axes are called isometric axes "representing the three edges of a cube, which together form angles of 120 ° a) isometric lines. Are those lines that are parallel to any of the three axes isométricosb) NO LINES isometric. Sloping lines are those on which you can not measure true distances, these lines when they are present in an isometric drawing and are not along the axes and are parallel to themselves. In addition, non-isometric lines are drawn taking as reference points other items belonging to isometric lines
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