How do I remove the parentes around the tolerance?
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Topic: How do I remove the parentes around the tolerance?
Posted By: JohanH
Subject: How do I remove the parentes around the tolerance?
Date Posted: 29.Sep.2010 at 11:49
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Hi all, I'm new to this forum and if this problem is already solved in another thread I'm sorry, but I couldn't find it.
I need help with removing the parentes that is around the tolerance for holes and shafts. Is there any way to do this or am I forever banned to have those on my drawings ?
Thank you in advance.
Johan.
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Posted By: JohnK_TEDCF
Date Posted: 30.Sep.2010 at 02:06
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How are you specifying your tolerances? ------------- John Koop Software Engineer TEDCF Publishing www.trainingtutorial.com |
Posted By: JohanH
Date Posted: 30.Sep.2010 at 08:01
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By double clicking the dimension and selecting the "Limits/Fits - Show tolerance" as Tolerance Method. I hope this helps. |
Posted By: JohnK_TEDCF
Date Posted: 30.Sep.2010 at 18:06
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You probably want to use the Deviation method to show your Tolerances. You can set this in the Styles Editor. ------------- John Koop Software Engineer TEDCF Publishing www.trainingtutorial.com |
Posted By: JohanH
Date Posted: 01.Oct.2010 at 09:32
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Thank you for your replies.
But if I use Deviation I will have to type in all the tolerances manually.
With Limits/Fits - Show Tolerance I can just select the tolerance I want (i.e. H11 for a hole) and the limits is set automatically. I just think that the brackets around the tolerance stands out way to much on the drawings so I was hoping that there was a way to remove them or atleast change the font so that they aren't so visible.
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Posted By: JohnK_TEDCF
Date Posted: 01.Oct.2010 at 17:00
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I played around with it for a bit yesterday, and as far as I can see there isn't a way to remove them. I could see how Deviation could be a pain, since you would have to do it manually. I guess it comes down to whether you want it to look more aesthetically pleasing, or do more work. Sorry I couldn't offer more help! ------------- John Koop Software Engineer TEDCF Publishing www.trainingtutorial.com |
Posted By: JohanH
Date Posted: 04.Oct.2010 at 10:12
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Thanks for trying.
Atleast it didn't end up with me looking ridiculously stupid
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