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Hi,
i know that the tool hole has 2 options: straight hole and standard hole. I want to make a standard hole on a surfce of a block with pointed cone shape on the bottom like what the standard hole icon shows. How can I do that? thanks.
you need to create a sketch hole if you are using WF2 and WF3 but in WF4 this can be done without sketching the section, this is a n enhancement of WF4..
I was just curious that what about the hole simbol, the second one on the right next to the hole tool you used? I mean the one that says create standard hole....
the hole next to the straight hole is a standard hole icon used to created a threaded hole, there are 3 types of hole using WF2 and WF3 namely ISO,UNC,UNF type threaded hole. Using WF4 there 6 types namely ISO, ISO_7, NPT, NPTF, UNC, and UNF.
can you show me how to create a multiple views drawing? let say I have a model and how can I make a drawing from it. I know how to create a drawing but when I right click and choose show dimensions it looks like a jungle of dimensions stacking on top to each other! I also try the clean up dimension but it doesn't do much. I also want to know how to show a cutaway or section view of the part too. thanks.
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