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Elevation CAD drawing of a ribbed dome with copper cap on a moulded base
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Ribbed Dome Elevation with Copper Cap

Ribbed dome elevation with copper cap and moulded base, drawn in millimetres at about 4 m wide.

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Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
inches
Size
3885 × 2537 in (width × height)
Entities
10465 lines, 27 polylines, 10 arcs, 1 text label and 1 paragraph text
Layers
CDATEXTBASE-COPPER
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
44 KB
Updated

About this block

The elevation shows a low segmental dome divided by vertical ribs into panels, with horizontal joints staggered across them, sitting on a stepped moulded base and topped by a small cap labelled COPPER CAP. The linework is red and loose (65 lines, 27 polylines and 10 arcs) on two layers, BASE-COPPER for the base and CDATEXT for the note. The drawing spans about 4,040 by 2,290 units, which makes it a 4 m wide, 2.3 m high dome drawn in millimetres.

Drop this into building elevations for cupolas, gazebo roofs, minaret caps and rooftop features, and into section drawings where a dome profile is required. The ribs are evenly spaced, so copying the drawing and scaling it uniformly keeps the proportions right for a smaller or larger dome. Set the red colour to ByLayer after inserting if you want the dome to plot in your elevation line weights.

Ratings and reviews

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Questions

Is this a plan or an elevation?

An elevation only. The companion dome blocks in this category include plans and sections for domes on pendentives.

What units is it drawn in?

Millimetres: the dome is about 4,040 units wide. Scale by 0.001 to bring it into a drawing in metres.