How to draw an isocircle in AutoCAD Software without using Isometric snap?

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Today We will see how to draw an Isocircle without using Isometric Snap.

First Draw Cube by lines in 2D Using Polar Tracking: ON. Take Increment Angle value 30 so we can draw lines on 30,90 & 150 angles. Use F10 key or Ctrl+U to ON Polar Tracking or Click on the Status bar. Now Draw Circle and use trim to draw an isocircle.

See below Fig.

To see in detail. See youtube Video.

Isocircle Youtube Video Link: https://youtu.be/YSavWn6tIFE

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