correctly $-$ make sure to use the steps referenced in the Isometric creating isometric ellipses as well as inclined edges. You may NOT need to use plain white paper. Draw your border, fill it out, then $dr$ straight edge and triangles.

Create an isometric drawing of the object shown in the orthographic multiview projection below. As a reminder, the top front and right side views are given. Use isometric graph paper, which can be printed from the printable graph paper page. These dimensions are in millimeters. Choose a grid space to equal a certain number of millimeters. If using the printable isometric paper from my resource page, then a scale where $1$ grid $=5mm$ would work well. If you go smaller than this then it will be difficult to draw accurate$-$looking isometric ellipses. Isometric ellipses take some time to draw correctly $-$ make sure to use the steps referenced in the Isometric Projections page for creating isometric ellipses as well as inclined edges. You may NOT use graph paper, you need to use plain white paper. Draw your border, fill it out, then draw the iso using straight edge and triangles.