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What are successive revolutions?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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What are the two steps that you must take to make a model, such as a painting, align with a wall?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Successive revolutions are drawings that use multiple revolutions of the same object in order to produce a final revolved drawing with the desired results.

Answer to Question 2

First, right-click on the model and choose Change Axes. Set the red and green directions to correspond with the plane to which the object is to align. Second, find the component in the Components window, click the Edit tab, and set its Glue To properties.



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