Guys I need an urgent help please!

I have a project to pass a 3d isometric view due on Tuesday. I have been working on a project but can't finish it. So can anyone give me any 3d isometric figure to work? Can you give me an image that has a difficulty level like this http://lh4.ggpht.com/_TPM2keOuBKs/SmIGHAkJTfI/AAAAAAAAADc/y6bzsQlTgCw/9%5B8%5D.jpg .... please I really need your help I can't graduate if I won't finish this I'm begging you people!

There are a few decent ideas/examples in http://www.google.com.au/images?um=1&hl=en&safe=off&biw=1366&bih=596&tbm=isch&sa=1&q=3d+isometric+manufacturing+drawing&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=

I already checked it but there's not that suits me

Explain furthur what exactly it is you need then.

I have been working on a project but can't finish it.

Post the file that you've been working on and explain what's stopping you from finishing it. I'm sure someone will be able to give you advice and help you solve whatever problems you are having. But don't expect anyone to hand over a finished drawing. That's not how this site operates.

http://lh4.ggpht.com/_TPM2keOuBKs/Sm...w/9%5B8%5D.jpg.. the degree of difficulty is more likely to be same as this....

This seems similar in difficulty to me: http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/blog/amy/iso.png

yes I know. sir but I'm sorry the figure that I'm working on is only a hard copy I don't have a scanner. And I'm only a newbie at autocad so i just need a figure that has a degree of difficulty like this http://lh4.ggpht.com/_TPM2keOuBKs/Sm...w/9%5B8%5D.jpg.. but I can't find any at the net. I can't go to school because today is Sunday so the library is closed,,

Please stop including links in your posts. The forum software keeps blocking your posts because of that link.

I don't understand what the problem is? Why can't you use the image you already have?

This seems similar in difficulty to me: http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/blog/amy/iso.png

sir can i get the original link can't see the dimensions! please thanks in advance much help from you

That is the 'original' link.

I understand what you want now I think. You have drawn an isometric drawing on paper. You are required to do an isometric drawing in AutoCad. You can't use AutoCad very well. You want someone to send you a completed isometric drawing in AutoCad similar in difficulty to the image you posted. Is that correct?

I hope that is not what this guy wants because that won't happen here. As I read the posts, you're looking to create a somewhat complex 3D shape with dimensions in AutoCAD and turn it in for a grade in order to graduate. So what is the big deal? If your instructor has assigned this to you then they certainly have cause to think you could achieve this objective. If you cannot then you are not at the place you need to be intellectually to pass such an assignment.

If what you want to do is to create a new shape, then you do just that. Dimensioning is a simple task after that. If what you want is to copy a shape that you already have a drawing of, then you're even closer to your objective. But to be quite honest, if you are required to come up with a new shape and detail it in 3D in AutoCAD and you don't know how to proceed, then you need to speak with your instructor. The examples you are referencing here are not that complex and you could create them in less than 10 minutes if you know how to use AutoCAD. If as you say, you're a newbie, then it might take you a little longer. But if, as your posts describe, you don't know how to do such a drawing, then you won't be able to pass even if someone gives you the completed AutoCAD file. You don't pass a course by just tuning in the required work. You pass a course by understanding what you're doing. And like I said, these examples are far from being too complicated and if you understand 3D drawing, it won't take you that long.

Good luck.

OK, 12 minutes and that included deciding between a couple of different shading plots.

.... I can't graduate if I won't finish this ....

I don't understand. Won't finish or don't finish? How can you be expected to do something to graduate if you weren't taught how to do it? Zip and attach the work that you were able to complete.

Let me ask a couple of questions. What exactly is the class you are taking? Is it an engineering course or are you enrolled in an autocad class? Was Autocad a pre-requisite for the class? From what you've said, I get the impression that it was assumed that the students in the class possessed the skills to produce these drawings. If it is an Autocad class, then you might consider retaking it if you've gotten this far along and don't know how to draw the shapes you've posted.

What's going to happen if you get a job based on these skills you should have learned in school, but didn't? With the job market in the condition it's in you won't last long if you can't cut it.

You get out in the world, begging someone to finish something for you won't go over very well. There's nothing wrong at all with asking for help. You should do that if you don't understand how to do something. Just as with this assignment. Everyone here would be happy to help you learn how to do it. If this one assignment makes or breaks your graduation, then you've most likely had it for a while and you should have been asking for help long before now. Learn to ask for help early in the game, and then learn from the advice you get. Waiting till 2 days before your deadline is a bad habit to get into.

Maybe you should consider a different career.

Did you get the assignment completed?

Active two way communication might have gotten you plenty of help (here or from your instructor).

I knew it wouldn't be long before CADTutor got a flood of students looking to get their Finals projects completed before the end of the semester, by begging for someone to do the work for them. I would say a little less Spring Break and a little more class time is what the OP needed.

Do you have a paypal account?..... Hello? Where did he go?

Think I'll start a new website....homework-r-us.com. charges for completing assignments will be directly related to the amount of time remaining before the deadline.