Here is a step by step tutorial on how to create a settings icon on adobe illustrator. Hope you enjoy recreating these!
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Open Adobe Illustrator. Create a New Document (File -> New or Ctrl+N or Command+N) with the following description:
Open Preferences dialog (Edit -> Preferences -> Guides & Grid)
Please ensure Snap option active.
View -> Snap to Grid & Snap to Point
Grab Rectangle Tool (M) and create a 3 x 15 px at the center of Artboard.
Make copy of Rectangle with Alt + -> (Right Arrow Key).
Rotate copied Rectangle to 270° and place Horizontally as shown.
Select both Rectangles and make a copy of them with Alt + -> (Right Arrow Key).
Rotate copied Rectangles to 315° and place as shown.
Open Pathfinder from Window -> Pathfinder or Shift + Ctrl + F9.
Select all Rectangles and perform Unite Operation (First option in Shape Modes) from Shape Modes.
Grab Ellipse tool (L) and create 11 x 11 px Circle and align it to the center of Artboard.
Select both objects and perform Unite Operation (First option in Shape Modes) from Shape Modes.
Grab Ellipse tool (L) and create 5 x 5 px Circle and align it to the center of Artboard.
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