Dimensioning Non-orthogonal Objects

Dimensioning Non-orthogonal Objects
So far, you’ve been reading about how to work with linear dimensions. You can also dimension
non-orthogonal objects, such as circles, arcs, triangles, and trapezoids. In this section, you’ll practice dimensioning a non-orthogonal object.
For the following exercises, you’ll use a drawing of a hexagonal-shaped window. Open the 12awind.
dwg file from the sample files; metric users should open the 12a-wind-metric.dwg file. You
can use this file to follow along with the next set of exercises.