PLEASE HELP...TOLERANCE NOTES IN DRAWINGS
PLEASE HELP...TOLERANCE NOTES IN DRAWINGS
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Ok, so I have not made a drawing template in years, I am having a little trouble setting up the tolerance notes. I think in the past I have used separate note block depending on the proces used i.e. injection mold, sheet metal, cast, machining etc. Is this common practice?? Also , for each one of these what would be a good starting point to show on the drawing notes. should I show 0.x, 0.xx and 0.xxx to three decimal places or just two? What would be good tolerances to start with on these. I have attached a screenshot of the notes for each one I was thinking, let me know what you think. Also is there an ASME standard or something people can look at to make templates like this? Thanks





RE: PLEASE HELP...TOLERANCE NOTES IN DRAWINGS
If the tol are the same for mah/sm/cast/inj mold, you only need one block on the template.
I would add "UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED", and a degree symbol after the angle tol.
Chris, CSWA
SolidWorks 14
SolidWorks Legion
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Search Google for ANSI B4.3
I could provide a link, but it would be illegal.
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Also here: http://www.marylandmetrics.com/tech/DINISO1302extr...
Lots of info here: http://www.engineersedge.com/mechanical,045toleran...
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Of course you could make an exception to this as long as it is clearly communicated/stated somewhere so all drawing users will know.
What is Engineering anyway: FAQ1088-1484: In layman terms, what is "engineering"?
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