How to Draw a Circle at 29 Degrees in Autocad
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Hello guys,
I'm not sure on how to draw a circle like in the picture. It says that the angle is 120, but I dont know how to make it like that.
Here's the final drawing:
Here's where I'm stuck:
Im not really sure how to make those 2 more circles. At first I thought I could just copy this one I have, and somehow move it 120 degrees on this help circle. But I have no idea how.
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Hi,
There are many ways to do what you stuck on . as mentioned above .. you can make an overlap copy from your existing small circle then rotate it 120 then Mirror it to the other side .
Imad Habash (ACA,ACP)
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Glad that your issue is resolved .
>> When I try to do it by drawing a regular line, and applying a style to it, it's just not good.
SELECT YOUR LINE THEN PRESS Ctrl+1 now from Linetype scale change the value to 10 or 0.1 or 0.001 depending on your drawing used units .
Imad Habash (ACA,ACP)
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@imadHabash wrote: ... you can make an overlap copy from your existing small circle then rotate it 120 then Mirror it to the other side .
@mare.sampbn
just FYI...
the ROTATE command has an COPY option, so not need to make copy first...
Command: _rotate
Current positive angle in UCS: ANGDIR=counterclockwise ANGBASE=0
2 found
Specify base point: _cen of
Specify rotation angle or [ Copy /Reference] <0>: C
Rotating a copy of the selected objects.
Hello guys, I'm kind of in a similar scenario here. Can you guys help me figure out how to draw the small circles with diameters of .20? I attached a photo
Assuming it's supposed to be symmetrical in relation to the diagonal [it doesn't say so, but it looks sort of like it, though maybe not exactly], draw a Line from the red dot to the blue dot:
and Rotate it about the red dot by (180°-147°) ÷ 2 = 16.5° to get the right end of the 147° swing.
Kent Cooper, AIA 
Thank you so much for all your help! 
Source: https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-forum/how-do-i-draw-a-circle-with-this-angle/td-p/9350072
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