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I might go with: O E C R M P...F option H A...3P Since a couple of the results could be achieved in multiple ways a fair minded instructor might accept more than one answer as being correct.

I'd say (though 6 is touch and go from the image) oxxxxx exxxxx cxxxxx rxxxxx mxxxxx sxxxxx hxxxxx axxxxx I'd also add that although I have no idea of the OP's mother tongue, as a foriegner in the country I have chosen to live, I do realise that it is sometimes it is very difficult to express yourself correctly (even politely) when you rely on something like google translate or your own limited knowledge to try and get a question acroos to other people. Yes I agree this is not the place to ask for answers for homework, but I can forgive wording of questions because in some languages politness has many levels and nuances.

I started incorporating 3D drawings (all 4 isometric views) some 15 years ago in all fabrication drawings sent to our weld shop. They were very much appreciated. On the rare occasion that I didn't (a simple design) I usually got a call from the shop foreman asking, "What happened to the 3D views?" 3D views also helped explain the nature of the design to upper management.

Hi I am new to this forum. I have been doing drafting work for a few years now, but I was never formally trained. I am a bit of a perfectionist, so I am looking for someone who would be willing to help me with reviewing some drawings with me to help me to improve my detailing of drawing. I typically work in Inventor which I enjoy, but I often get hung up when it comes to dimensioning, especially complex drawing. I am not always sure where to place dimensions when designs have a lot of drafts and fillets etc. If there is anyone that would be willing to spare sometime to help me improve my drawings i would be very grateful. Kind regards

i want Autocad commands for following required figure