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  1. outlawjj

    Cross out Standard Tolerances in Title Block

    Thanks for all the good information. I think I will start crossing the title block tolerances out when they are superseded.
  2. outlawjj

    Cross out Standard Tolerances in Title Block

    The problem is our drawings have a radius/chamfer callout of .005/.015, which need to meet my customer's requirements of .004/.012. In the past, my company has crossed out our tolerance of .005/.015 and placed a note stating the radius/chamfer tolerance is .004/.012. I believe this is...
  3. outlawjj

    Cross out Standard Tolerances in Title Block

    Our drawings contain "Unless otherwise specified" the following dimensions applied, ex. XXX=+/-.005 or edges shall be radius/chamfer.005/.015. A few of our customer drawings specify a different default radius/chamfer lets say .004/.012. So I place the new default tolerance in the notes...
  4. outlawjj

    CO2 Laser Marking

    I was leaning towards a fiber laser mainly for process ease, but CO2 is a little cheaper and was wondering if there was a way past the marking compound. Looking at the couple thousand delta, seems like the fiber would be the way to go. Thanks for the information.
  5. outlawjj

    CO2 Laser Marking

    Company is looking at purchasing a laser marking machine. We deal with stainless steel parts (304,316, etc.). I am getting conflicting information from some laser manufacturers where most state that a metal marking compound is needed and others do not state that. Do I need to really use a...

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