Drawing a 90 degree curved angle?

[FerociousCAD]

Hello all,

Any suggestion (sample, section on manual, tips, etc) on how I can draw a curved 90 degree angle. I finding the curve a challeng to draw in 2D.

Thanks
   

[Admin 1]

I would suggest drawing multiple views. (i.e. front, back, top, left, right, cut-through and/or isometric[45-degree] views)

Also include one or more photos of your prototype bracket in the drawing so that what is drawn can be better understood. - Your attached picture would be great for that and may save you the difficult challenge of drawing an isometric view of the bracket.

For any lines(edges/holes) that would otherwise not be visible in each drawn view, use small dash lines to represent those 'hidden' details. - If it doesn't clutter-up the drawing to much, that is.

Keep in mind that if a dimension value is given on one view, it usually doesn't have to be given again in another view.

Incidentally, I've had that situation myself, where important details I wanted to show have been very challenging to represent in a 2D drawing so that the object could be accurately replicated by someone other than myself. -- I have it pictured in my head, but drawing it...uugghh...not so easy! So I do feel your pain.

[i44troll]

sometimes the image will be clearly understood by simply dividing the light and dark areas with lines and arcs....    

[FerociousCAD]

Thanks yo much guys. Both of your explanations and sample cleared things up.