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Use of "hole series" in tooling design...

Use of "hole series" in tooling design...

Use of "hole series" in tooling design...

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I can remember playing with this when it first arrived and chose against implementing it at the time. The details of why escape me now.

But I've got some call to provide fastener lists with our designs now, so I'm revisiting this capability at the next level up.
Just placing the screw / dowels at the ass'y level and let the software take care of the holes.

Is anyone in tool design or other disciplines currently doing this with success?

Any feedback on it? Is it solid?? Do the links breakdown frequently??

TIA for any insight I can get

Dave
Automotive Tooling / Aircraft Tooling / Ground Support Structures

NX9, Win 7 Pro SP1

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