An isometric scale is a tool used in technical drawing to create isometric projections, where the dimensions along the three principal axes are equally foreshortened. This allows for the representation of three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional plane without distortion of the object's proportions.

Isometric Scale

isometric scale

Technical drawing is a precise and detailed form of illustration used to convey information about a product or structure, typically in engineering and architecture. It serves as a universal language that helps professionals communicate complex ideas clearly and accurately through standardized symbols and conventions.

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isometric projections

dimensions along the three principal axes

three-dimensional objects

A two-dimensional plane is a flat, infinite surface extending in two directions, defined by two axes typically labeled as x and y. It is fundamental in geometry and mathematics for representing shapes, graphs, and spatial relationships in a simplified form without considering depth.

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