Isometric projection of a frustum of a pentagonal pyramid and a cone

This tutorial shows the steps involved in Solid Edge for the isometric projection of a combination, consisting of a frustum of a pentagonal pyramid and a cone.

[@user-tr5gk7dn2k]

We need this in solid works

[@divyab1156]

Thank you so much

[@3mory922]

Thanks sir it's really helpful to me thanks lots keep going sir

[@ragavpreethi9179]

Just nice

[@dhanushreebj5047]

I understood. I did it also

[@dhanushreebj5047]

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[@marshalm4420]

hi.. can i ask you a doubt ..how will you draw the top view of a frustum of an hexagonal pyramid..i know the first part ..i.e drawing the larger hexagon and how will i inscribe the smaller one inside it..if you can reply with the answer it wil be of great help..

[@dhanushreebj5047]

what r the measurements has u taken sir

[@SolidEdgeGraphicsTutor]

The pentagonal base of the frustum of pyramid is enclosed in a rectangle and the isometric projection of this rectangle is done first. The sides of the rectangle may be drawn by broken lines to easily locate the corners of the pentagon. All the measurements are shown in the orthographic projection. Also you may see the measurement in the ribbon bar while drawing. I hope it is clear now. Watch the video in full screen mode to see it clearly.

[@syedromain6668]

Sir can u please explain it on ISO sheet please

[@nikhilbk3034]

Nice sir , but can u explain it on paper ?? Pls do and show sir

[@dhanushreebj5047]

sir.. it's blur.