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RE: Dwg. Symbol

Workpiece edge per ISO 13715

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RE: Dwg. Symbol

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Workpiece edge per ISO 13715

Which in this specific case basically means that for all external edges undercuts up to 0.3 are acceptable and no burrs are allowed.

RE: Dwg. Symbol

Yes, that is how much you can break the edge. The negative sign indicates how much material removal is allowed. If the sign was positive it would indicate how big a burr is allowed.

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RE: Dwg. Symbol

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Excellent help, thank you all!

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