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FEATURE SURFACE FINISH & DRAFTING STD’

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people- Have a need to specify a surface finish for a feature- in pro/e terms, a half-round swept cut with trejectory projected onto the surface of a cylindrical surface...I need to specify a surface finish for the entire feature, all surfaces- all occurances- I understand I may need to point to the different occurances of this feature, but is anyone aware of the legal ANSI or AMSE prevailing standard for calling out a surface finish for all surfaces of a feature?
 
I usually add the text ALL AROUND.
 
dr- is that in compliance with the ansi & asme std's ?
 
I don't have a copy of ANSI Y14.36 handy, we use ISO 1302-1978 ISO allows the the use of notes such as ALL AROUND or ALL OVER or EXCEPT WHERE OTHERWISE NOTED. When in doubt, you can always use a drawing note to explain in greater detail a specific requirement, wether you are using ANSI or ISO standards.
 
thanx doc...will research and proceed.
 
As the Dr. stated, you can put a general notethat states something like:


"MACHINED (OR ALL) SURFACES TO BE 125 MICROFINISH (USE THE SURFACE FINISH SYMBOL) UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED."
 
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