40 diameter circle
The command line prompts you to enter the circle diameter.
The default is 20, so it is only necessary to change this value. Type 40 j
The command line prompts you again to enter the co-ordinates of the circle
centre. This circle is to be positioned with its centre at the same point as
the middle 20-diameter circle. So instead of typing in the co-ordinates, you
can use a snapping function to snap the circle centre to an existing
position.
Select UTILS | Snaps | centre of 8. The command line changes
from prompting for the circle centre to prompting you to select the circle to
whose centre you want to snap.
Click [ on the edge of the middle 20-diameter circle. The 40-diameter
circle is drawn.
10 diameter circles
The command line prompts you again to enter the circle diameter. The
default is 40, so it is only necessary to change this value. Type 10 j
Select UTILS | Snaps | centre of 8. Click [ on the edge of an outer
fillet radius.
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