All Around Symbol
All Around Symbol
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I know there is an all around symbol for welds is there a symbol that I can use to specify that a fillet follows a complex edge all around the part?
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RE: All Around Symbol
ASME Y14.5M does not yet recognize the "all around symbol" for a requirement that completes a closed loop. I have used it, however, to call out paints, finishes, and other requirements and the manufacturers have questioned its meaning.
When you say "fillet" do you mean a fillet weld?
Tunalover
RE: All Around Symbol
I think that Bert13 means radiused edge when he says fillet.
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RE: All Around Symbol
What version of Y14.5 are you using that does not recognize the all around symbol? 1994 DOES.
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Chris
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I was aware that the all around symbol applies to tolerances however the spec does not say it can be used for any other requirement.
Tunalover
RE: All Around Symbol
I have seen a spec for it, I will look it up.
Chris
Sr. Mechanical Designer, CAD
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I believe that if your drawing is prepared in accordance with A.S.M.E. Y14.5 1994, you certainly can use the all around symbol. Not sure if you got the message clearly.
RE: All Around Symbol
I concur with ringman. We're pulling hairs here.
Tunalover
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