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NOTE: If the shapes are filled, you can drag from the filled portion of the object. |
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Select the Blend with the Blend Tool then click the Position Profile
arrow (shown here) on the Infobar to open the Position Profile dialog. Select the downward facing curve (shown left). The settings apply automatically. NOTE: The rectangular window (above the sliders), gives a preview of the Profile or settings effect. |
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TIP: Click the red magnet icon on the Infobar to enable Snap to Objects. This will snap the guidelines to the ends and centers of the circles. Select the Pen Tool and click in the top center of the small circle to add the first anchor point. Click again at the top center of the larger circle to complete the line. Change the line weight to 1.5 points. |
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Click twice on the vertical line to switch to Roate/Skew mode.
Drag the rotation bulls eye to the intersection of the two guidelines that pass through the center of the circles. Select the top right rotation handle (the curved arrows), and holding down the Ctrl key to constrain the
rotation angle to increments of 30 degrees, drag clockwise until the line snaps at 30 degrees. Before you release the left mouse button, click the right mouse button to drop a duplicate. |
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