what is the best way to handle center punches on a sheetmetal part
what is the best way to handle center punches on a sheetmetal part
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I am wondering what would be the best way to handle calling out center punches on a sheetmetal part. Right now we are just creating holes of .200 diameter on the part where there will be center punches. This results in a drawing with hundred of tiny holes in it, and often times, it creates a very busy drawing. To make matters worse, we actually create a note that says "cp" on every tiny little hole to denote where the centerpunch will be utilized. There has to be a better, less tedious way. Anybody have an idea?





RE: what is the best way to handle center punches on a sheetmetal part
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RE: what is the best way to handle center punches on a sheetmetal part
Use Hole Table in Advanced Menu of Drawing Menu. Many manufacturing shops prefer to choose dimesions from a table.
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