All discussions “I have designed the image below, but the original specifications did not include the basic diameter. As a result, I assumed a diameter of 100 mm.”
Oubaid Grine 18 Jul, 2024 10:23 AM “I have designed the image below, but the original specifications did not include the basic diameter. As a result, I assumed a diameter of 100 mm.”
Atif Ahmed Jul 18, 2024 You have multiple dimensions angles, radius, height and width in this file. You can easily identify the diameter or radius. Steven Kiley Jul 18, 2024 I provided the solution to this over here:https://grabcad.com/groups/technical-drawing-drafting/questions/i-need-help-with-this-drawingThe drawing provides all the information necessary, if you properly constrain the sketch. Auday Jul 18, 2024 You can Insert the drawing as a Sketch Picture and scale it properly and find the missing dimension! Steven Kiley Jul 18, 2024 Auday You can Insert the drawing as a Sketch Picture and scale it properly and find the missing dimension! That dimension is not required to fully define the profile the profile. Auday Jul 18, 2024 Steven Kiley That dimension is not required to fully define the profile the profile. Yep, I saw your link and you are right, however what the was missing here is the extension line that you show as amber 👍 Adegbuyi Adeyemi Jul 20, 2024 Yes but care must be taken in using self instincts to judge results dimensions. John Oct 6, 2024 When there are no blue lines it means the sketch is fully defined so the diameter is already set. Log in or sign up to post a reply