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Subject: (N#14) 9.1.1 - Construction of Solids **Part 1** Fri Mar 14, 2014 8:45 pm
Construction of Solids notes (page 1) Construction of Solids notes (page 2) Construction of Solids notes (page 3) Construction of Solids notes (page 4) Construction of Solids notes (page 5)
Page 1 is the same as the Isometric Dot Paper worksheet, which you can print separately as needed.
I screwed up the video though somehow. This is the first time I had some webcam portions (for the cube examples), and the audio is messed up from the source. You'll notice it starts clipping, then my voice starts deepening, then it cuts out. The cubes are just there to be an example of what you're going to do after, so they're not utterly necessary. If need be and it's too much of a distraction, just skip ahead to the 13 minute mark where I start the isometric dot paper.
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