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How do i show dimensions of part in order to manufacture this part?
mike_almogy
Member Posts: 8 ✭✭
Hi all.
I made a small part which is basically a ring with a pin hole in it.
My problem is that i want to print it (top view, left view and isometric) with the dimensions so the person who works on the lathe (turner?) will know what to do.
Any idea?
Thanks,
Mike
I made a small part which is basically a ring with a pin hole in it.
My problem is that i want to print it (top view, left view and isometric) with the dimensions so the person who works on the lathe (turner?) will know what to do.
Any idea?
Thanks,
Mike
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cyclonewade OS Professional, Mentor, Developers Posts: 53 ✭✭✭Hi Mike,
Until drawings are released the best we can do is "right" click on the sketch that drives the certain feature and select "Show Dimensions". One item to note, make sure you have your view setup before you show dimensions. Once you have the dimensions up, screen shot or print it.
Let us know how you get along!
Wadeimagine.create.deliver6
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What you can do is turn the model on screen in wanted position, RMB on sketch and click 'Show dimensions'. Then goto print from 'hamburger' menu and either print or RMB to save as image.
You would propably wan't to first hide reference planes and maybe choose view 'Hidden edges removed' (menu in smaller cube).
Hope this helps.
Until drawings are released the best we can do is "right" click on the sketch that drives the certain feature and select "Show Dimensions". One item to note, make sure you have your view setup before you show dimensions. Once you have the dimensions up, screen shot or print it.
Let us know how you get along!
Wade
I really hope that the drawing future will be added soon, for me it like basic thing to have since most of my work is made by hand with regular non-cnc lathe on so.
I will do some photo editing and i hope it will be fine. luckily it is not a complex part.
Thanks,
Mike