I'm not sure if this is the best forum to pose this question, but since it does impact a note on a drawing I'll ask it here.
The company that I am at now is not accustomed to having sheet metal parts physically marked by any methods. I am from a background of commercial, semiconductor, and...
Great news ModulusCT! Glad everything worked out for you. I can't wait to see the new line of wiffle balls and bats from that sporting goods manufacturer in Southern, & not Western Mass!
According to ASME Y14.1-2012 section 6.2 Contents it addresses what items are required to be on the title block.
Block A) The name or name and address of the company or original design activity whose drawing number appears in the drawing number block. On continuation sheets, this block is...
Thanks for all the replies!
CH, that was my interpretation as well. I read through section 4 of ASME B 1.13M-2005, and I see where it says that the screw threads in regular type are used for "unusual requirements where the selections in accordance with paras 4.1, 4.2, and 4.3 cannot be used". I...
Something else I just remembered is that if it is really a special thread, the first line of the callout should read M7 x .75-6H - SPL correct?
Thanks again!
I am currently in the process of updating an older drawing, and it has an internal thread callout of M7 x .75-6H. Under the thread callout it also calls out the minimum Major Diameter, Pitch Diameter limits, and Minor Diameter limits. It's designated according to section 7.6 Designaton of...
I have a dimension .004 X 45 degrees created with the CHAMFER DIMENSION command. I used the Callout Perpendicular under the Properties. It pulls a leader off with the chamfer dimension. Is it possible to add a vertex to the leader now? I know you can do it with leaders by using the ALT key while...
Hello! This is a nice thread here being I am a new user to Solid Edge too. Robin had some of the exact same questions that I have. It's nice to know there is a place to go for Solid Edge help.
I've used Inventor for over 9 years and there is a way to set up your drawing views so they don't...
