Question on Surface Roughness Callout
Question on Surface Roughness Callout
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Is there a difference between the call-outs in the image?
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Question on Surface Roughness Callout
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RE: Question on Surface Roughness Callout
Take a look at this link.
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What is Engineering anyway: FAQ1088-1484: In layman terms, what is "engineering"?
RE: Question on Surface Roughness Callout
Chris
SolidWorks 10 SP4.0
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SolidWorks Legion
RE: Question on Surface Roughness Callout
Furthermore it can also mean a certain measuring length in mm, it all depends.
RE: Question on Surface Roughness Callout
What is Engineering anyway: FAQ1088-1484: In layman terms, what is "engineering"?
RE: Question on Surface Roughness Callout
RE: Question on Surface Roughness Callout
This may be helpful
Below is a link to a fairly thorough presentation of surface roughness explanation with comparison of ASME to ISO.
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RE: Question on Surface Roughness Callout
No need of mentioning Ra. Just value is Enough.
But for Rz we need to show Rz along with value.
NX 6.0.2.8 MP4
Teamcenter 2007
WINDOWS XP (64 Bit)
RE: Question on Surface Roughness Callout
The other reason im all for it is that it's 2 characters and I'm all for stamping out every trace of ambiguity - have come across far too many people trusted to read drawings who given the chance will misinterpret everything they can get away with.
Will Walters
Sheffield UK
Designer of machine tools - user of modified screws
RE: Question on Surface Roughness Callout
This is what experience brings, sense! I fully agree.