Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 148
From this position the cubeis swung around, using the corner resting on iJ as a pivot, until thediagonal is perpendicular to V but still parallel to H. The planremains the same, except as regards position; while the elevation,obtained by projecting across from the previous elevation, gives… … Fig. 143. Development of an Isometric of a Cube are projected on that plane as equal parallelograms. For the samereason all the edges of the cube are projected in elevation in equallengths, but, being inclined to V, appear shorter than they actuallyare on the object. Since they are all equally…
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