To draw the isometric view of the PAPER WEIGHT, we need to interpret the given orthographic projections (front, top, and left views) and combine them into a 3D representation.

To draw the isometric view of the PAPER WEIGHT, we need to interpret the given orthographic projections (front, top, and left views) and combine them into a 3D representation.

Step 1: Analyze the dimensions from the orthographic views.

• Front View (Top-left):

  • Overall width = 120 mm.
  • Overall height = 70 mm.
  • The top surface has three distinct sections, each 40 mm wide ($3 \times 40 = 120$ mm). These lines indicate features on the top part of the object.

• Top View (Middle):

  • This view shows a hexagonal shape with a square hole in the