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Home > Forums > Engineering Methods > Engineering Methods > Drafting Standards, GD&T & Tolerance Analysis Forum

standard drafting symbols or hatchesHelpful Member! 

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pittgrad (Structural)
20 Mar 06 11:49
where would one look to find standard drafting symbols or hatches? looking for architectural hatches. autocad has some in its library, but not all. when i say hatch or symbol i mean brick, c.m.u, earth, compact fill, wood, etc. etc.

thanks.
ctopher (Mechanical)
20 Mar 06 11:55
ASME & ANSI stds may have some.

Chris
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Helpful Member!  dbaird (Electrical)
23 Mar 06 10:30
Take a look at:

http://www.cadresource.com/library/symbols.html

http://www.enjoy.ne.jp/~katsurar/ka2/ka2.htm

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