Exercise 3: Connecting rod.
The connecting rods are s a fundamental part of any combustion engine, as they are in charge of connecting the pistons, which move up and down due to the fuel explosions, to the crankshaft, which transmits the rotatory movements to the wheels. As you can see in the image on the left, basically, a connecting rod is a part made of steel with two holes, one for the piston and another for the crankshaft.
Below you can see a perspective image of the model as well as its top and side views. Draw a model in SketchUp considering the dimensions shown in those pictures, then dimension the model and finally take a picture of it in perspective:
