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Mystery Feature Symbol for a Chamfer

Mystery Feature Symbol for a Chamfer

Mystery Feature Symbol for a Chamfer

(OP)
Hello everyone.  First time poster but I've been referred here several times via Google so it must be a rich vein of knowledge :)

We have several German prints with this symbol, attached, describing what we've presumed to be is a chamfer.

It is a right angle (L shape)elongated lower axiz with a -0.2 inscribed there, with an arrow pointing 120 deg out from the origin.

We've also seen this read -0.3 to -0.6 which we presume to mean the tolerance is from .03 to .06



I've tried to look in ISO 8015 and ISO 2768 to no avail.  

any thoughts or places I can search?  Any info or tips would be greatly appreciated!

 

RE: Mystery Feature Symbol for a Chamfer

Now, if someone could just translate the English into English...

Mike Halloran
Pembroke Pines, FL, USA

RE: Mystery Feature Symbol for a Chamfer

(OP)
Thank you very much! Indeed, this is an incredible resource...

Thanks again for the help.

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