I see the use of a drawing standard very useful, however most of our clients
make up their own variants (thinking they conform) with parts of the ANSI,
AS and ISO used. e.g. the way a detail circle is annotated in ANSI is widely
used. 3rd angle is most popular, we use "." in place of the ISO ",",
centrlines vary greatly from one company to another etc.
Most that i know create their own standard based on ISO and then modify it
to suit. When they don't like the way the standard works they change to ANSI
and carry on. A bit of a pain.
Hope this helps.
Matthew
CADPRO Systems
"Andrew Faix (Autodesk)"
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> Let me preface this by asking that we keep this simple...
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> Who among you utilize multiple standards in one drawing?
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> Can you provide some detailed scenarios on why you need to use multiple
> standards?
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> Feedback is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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> Andrew Faix
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> Product Designer - Inventor Drawing Manager
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> autodesk
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