MassiVonWeizen
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Yes, the axes must also be placed in the views with the hidden edges. if instead the hidden edges are not represented do not put the axes that in such case would not give any indication and would confuse who reads.
Perfect!Yes, the axes must also be placed in the views with the hidden edges. if instead the hidden edges are not represented do not put the axes that in such case would not give any indication and would confuse who reads.

on the equation "less odds = less errors" do not agree to me. the construction operator should not be computed, because it is in that case that mistakes can be made. If you remove the angles quotation, then you must add the coordinates of the centers of the extreme fittings and also in those you need to extend to the center the quota line.I say mine
I would avoid putting the quotas I have deleted
rather I would extend the r22.5 quota so that it is clear that it is centered on that point
if the operator starts to track with the quotas 29° and 5° that seem rounded to the whole. .
the piece will not conform to the intentions.
I prefer to put only the quotas that serve for the construction and total dimensions
less odds= less errors
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theoretically if a quota is in brackets is only for verification, you should not start drawing or realizing from those quotas (at least I know so).I say mine
I would avoid putting the quotas I have deleted
rather I would extend the r22.5 quota so that it is clear that it is centered on that point
if the operator starts to track with the quotas 29° and 5° that seem rounded to the whole. .
the piece will not conform to the intentions.
I prefer to put only the quotas that serve for the construction and total dimensions
less odds= less errors
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Yes the rule is this... but in the workshop not everyone is aware of these rules and if there are not these quotas.. do not interpret them as you liketheoretically if a quota is in brackets is only for verification, you should not start drawing or realizing from those quotas (at least I know so).
I agree that it is insignificant for this piece, precisely that it is insignificant what it is to put them?putting the quotas in parentheses indicates that they are not functional, moreover the round is insignificant
attention, a quota in brackets means that it is not functional and can suffer the discards of the tolerances of other quotas, it is absolutely not a quota that serves for verification. in a chain of quotas where there is also the total one must be in brackets because derived from the others.theoretically if a quota is in brackets is only for verification, you should not start drawing or realizing from those quotas (at least I know so).
the 138 I can say that from the cad is returned such, that is 138,0000000 ... is not approximate in shortputting the quotas in brackets indicates that they are not functional, moreover the round is insignificant, respective 28.96° and 4.94° and on a geometry of the genus do not inficiate the development. not knowing how it will be produced for me it is preferable to put them.
even the total 138, which you would need to place the r20 connection, is in brackets and is rounded, therefore not even using that you can get the exact geometry.
It is insignificant the rounding, not putting the quotas.I agree that it is insignificant for this piece, precisely that it is insignificant what it is to put them?
if it is necessary for the construction should not be put in parentheses.the 138 I can say that from the cad is returned such, or 138,0000000
Yes, she was much more precise, maybe I was wrong to use "verification" but I meant this speech. Thank you.attention, a quota in brackets means that it is not functional and can suffer the discards of the tolerances of other quotas, it is absolutely not a quota that serves for verification. in a chain of quotas where there is also the total one must be in brackets because derived from the others.
For example, in the spacer rather than the 41 of the height could be the 8 of the thickness that net of the other quotas worked in tolerance could be 7.8 or 8.2 without compromising the operation of the particular.


No, I meant that not only is the rounding, but also the construction. that there are or are not the piece can still be realized.It is insignificant the rounding, not putting the quotas.
I confirm that the laminated hole is better to quote it in section.since you have done the section use it to quote the foil is more understandable; I don't know if it's normal, and yet it's a problem for a worker.
the quotation of the asola can go well, difficult to say without knowing its function.
I meant the hole caption function. that is the one that in the table quotes in that wayI confirm that the laminated hole is better to quote it in section.
Moreover in general it is prudent not to use the wizard function to quote them because if the hole has been realized, instead of passing, blind with an arbitrary depth that just goes beyond the thickness of the plate the wrong function
hi kaji, I think for the radius r20 external controls the total length of the piece: you have a plate with that length and attach the side surface with radius 20.I apologize if I have not read the whole discussion (among other months old) and make useless observations, but I do not see the center of the quota r20, I can assume that it is half the asola, but it seems to me anything but obvious.
Moreover, even if it is probably too early for considerations of the genus, usually the representation of the design must have memory of how it is thought that it will be realized and to what it serves; from the uniform sampling seems made from a single piece, then it is a piece obtained by fusion, mold etc and then finished to the machine tools, or it starts from a painting 50x50 and it contours completely, in the first case I make two different designs: one for the realization of the model (considering