R.Billings
Automotive
Hello
Could anyone tell me what this symbol means?
It is on a drawing of a stamped metal part. Not pointed at any specific area, just in the general notes section.
Much appreciated.
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Hello
Could anyone tell me what this symbol means?
It is on a drawing of a stamped metal part. Not pointed at any specific area, just in the general notes section.
Much appreciated.
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R.Billings
Automotive
Found it. It is a Burr and break symbol and tolerance.
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R.Billings, Did you just run across this on a drawing, or do you need to make it for drawings that you wish to create?
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Matt Lorono, CSWP
Product Definition Manager, DS SolidWorks Corp
Personal sites:
SolidWorks Legion
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R.Billings
Automotive
Hello Matt
One of the designers found it on an older drawing that is being updated.
I've passed on the information about specifying the standard, since the drawing shows a different ISO standard, and it appears that the change is being processed.
Thanks to all that have helped.
One of the designers found it on an older drawing that is being updated.
I've passed on the information about specifying the standard, since the drawing shows a different ISO standard, and it appears that the change is being processed.
Thanks to all that have helped.
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