A/C Hexagon Construction

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A/C Hexagon Construction Drawing Abilities Teacher A/C Hexagon Construction © J Lewis 2004

A/C Hexagons Construct a hexagon using the “ Across the Corner “ or A/C technique. © J Lewis 2004

A/C Hexagons Notice that for ” Across the Corners “ you need to draw the circle outside. But for “ Across the Flats “ you draw the circle inside. © J Lewis 2004

Drawing the circumscribing circle Draw a circle with the diameter set to the A/C distance. © J Lewis 2004

Drawing the hexagon sides at 60 ° Use a 60 ° set square to draw sloping lines within the circle, starting at the horizontal centre line. © J Lewis 2004

Completing the sloping sides Complete the remaining sloping sides as shown using the 60 ° set square. © J Lewis 2004

Completing the hexagon Complete the horizontal sides of the hexagon as shown. © J Lewis 2004

Hexagons When you need to draw a A/C hexagon as shown, use a 30 ° set square. © J Lewis 2004

Drawing the circumscribing circle Draw a circle with the diameter set to the A/C distance. © J Lewis 2004

Constructing the sloping sides Using a 30 ° set square, construct a sloping line at the bottom of the vertical centre line. © J Lewis 2004

Constructing the sloping sides Using a 30 ° set square, construct the remaining sloping lines as shown. © J Lewis 2004

Constructing the vertical sides Draw the vertical sides as shown. © J Lewis 2004