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Can I break a long part to allow for an increase in scale?
brian_edwards
OS Professional Posts: 2 ✭✭
in Drawings
Difficult one to explain without a sketch but here goes.....
Lets say I have a long tube (about 7m long) with end detail at both ends. Now when I create the drawing the scale is too small to see the end detail. I realise that I can create a larger scale breakout of the ends, but is there a way to break the length and effectively shorten the tube so I can scale the whole thing up?
I would normally achieve this by breaking the tube in the middle with two "Z" lines - do you know what I mean?
Thanks
Brian
Lets say I have a long tube (about 7m long) with end detail at both ends. Now when I create the drawing the scale is too small to see the end detail. I realise that I can create a larger scale breakout of the ends, but is there a way to break the length and effectively shorten the tube so I can scale the whole thing up?
I would normally achieve this by breaking the tube in the middle with two "Z" lines - do you know what I mean?
Thanks
Brian
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_Ðave_
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_Dave_