Answer / swapnil doifode, pesmcoe,pune

In isometric view,we take angle of 30 degree with reference
line. so when we look from any side we can observe three
views of object with reduced scale. hence,isometric view is 3D.

Answer / salman

isometric view we draw by taking 30* angle with ref plane
and we get lenght , Height & width of object so

Answer / ab_ina7

we make isometric drawing using all the three axis (viz., x, y and z-axis) that is why it look like 3D

Answer / vignesh.raja63

we have see inside of the part object and shapes

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