Hi there, wondered if anyone could please help point me in the right direction.
I want to draw two circles of different diametres (poss 120mm & 100mm approx). On both of these circles I want to draw straight lines radiating from the centre out to the edge and evenly spaced resulting in a circle with 26 equal sized segments.
Does anyone know of anything on the NET or some free software that'll do this. Would prefer something that would do it automatically and geometrically correct when told specific dimensions and or angles.
I suppose it doesn't really have to be a circle either - it could be a 26 sidedahedron (or whatever it would be called), but would prefer a circle.

Bit of a strange question I know, but would appreciate any input if anyone knows of anything idiot proof

Cheers
Romer

does it have to be on comp, or could you do it on paper, just draw a 100mm line with a ruler, then get a pair of compasses and mark at 50mm then draw your circle. circumference is pie time diameter which would be 314...... then divide that by 26. which would be 12.1 ish, set your compasses to 12.1 and mark from the end of your line all the way around the circumference, then connect up all the places where your marks cut the circle, easy!

Done in AutoCAD.

If you U2U me your email address I'll send you a PDF.


Cheers

Mike

Hi thanks for that, but really wanted it on the PC as was probably going to print one onto clear OHP sheet.

Cheers
Romer

Wow thanks for the autocad - will send U2U right now

Romer

No problem. I've sent an email, let me know if it doesn't arrive.

I have sent a JPEG and a PDF.

The PDF should print out at 120mm and 100mm diameter at A4.

(You might want to check there are 26 segments! It's been a long day, and I keep losing track on the screen!).

Cheers

Mike

Circles

E-mails recieved

Super quick and helpful response


Brilliant site this as ever


Romer