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    TECHNICAL DRAWINGDRAWING STANDARDS - 2

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    DRAWING STANDARDS DIMENSIONS

    There exist a number of dimension type :

    Linear

    Coordinate dimensions

    Coordinate without dimension line

    (ordinate)

    Angular

    Radial/Diametrical

    Tabular Dimension placement

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    DRAWING STANDARDS COORDINATE

    Are these 2 drawings the same ?

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    DRAWING STANDARDS ORDINATE

    Are these 2 drawings the same ?

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    DRAWING STANDARDS PROPER DIMENSION

    PLACEMENT

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    DRAWING STANDARDS PROPER DIMENSION

    PLACEMENT

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    DRAWING STANDARDS BOLT HOLES

    Poor practice, dims should all

    be horizontal

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    DRAWING STANDARDS HOLE TABLES

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    DRAWING STANDARDS HOLE CALLOUTS

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    DRAWING STANDARDS THREADED HOLE

    CALLOUTS

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    DRAWING STANDARDS MISC CALLOUTS

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    DRAWING STANDARDS DIMENSIONARROW

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    DRAWING STANDARDS DIMENSIONING BEST

    PRACTICES

    1. All CAPS2. All decimals

    3. Select a front view that best describes the part

    4. Remove hidden lines always, unless absolutely necessary

    5. Do not duplicate dimensions, use reference dims if necessary to

    duplicate

    6. Do not dimension to hidden lines7. Place dimension between views if possible

    8. No dims allowed on body of part. Offset 0.38 inch from object line

    9. Place all dims for same feature in one view if possible

    10. Dim lines cannot cross dim lines

    11. Dim lines should not cross extension lines

    12. Extension lines can cross extension lines13. Use center marks in view(s) only when feature is dimensioned only

    14. Use centerlines in view(s) only if feature is being dimensioned or

    referenced otherwise omit

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    DRAWING STANDARDS DIMENSIONING BEST

    PRACTICES

    15.When multiple of the same feature exists in a view, dimension only oneof the features and label the dim as NumberX Dim meaning that the

    feature exist in that view Number times. For example, 4X0,250

    implies that in the view, there exist 4 like dimensions for the

    dimensioned feature.

    16.Minimize use of centerlines between holes etc, they add little value and

    clutter the object being drawn.

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    DRAWING STANDARDS HATCHING

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    DRAWING STANDARDS HATCHING

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    TUGAS

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