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A

What you need to do:Using a ruler / set square, draw a

copy of the isometric cube, alongside the sample.

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EXERCISE 1

SAMPLEYOUR

ISOMETRIC CUBE

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What you need to do:

Using the grid at the bottom of the page: Draw three isometric cubes, in

line with each other and equally spaced, as shown below.

EXERCISE 2

YOUR WORK

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SAMPLE

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EXTENSION WORKAlongside the example, draw an isometric cube, using a 30 degree

set square. If you do not have a set square, use a ruler and estimate the angles. All the sides should be the same size.

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B

Using the cube at the bottom of the isometric grid as the starting point, construct a pattern of isometric cubes. Each cube must be the same size. A sample pattern

is shown alongside the grid. Follow the link for guidance.

SAMPLE PATTERN

What you need to do:

EXERCISE 3

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C

What you need to do

A 3D isometric sketch of a typical container is drawn below.

Using the isometric grid, draw your version of the container.

EXERCISE 4

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