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how does everyone deal with CL marks? is there an IV settings or standard that is hidden that i don't know about? or are people just making their own? thanks. -Joe
Are you using the center mark tool? The icon that looks like a snowflake
works for centerlines, and the bisector icon in the same dropdown works well
for cylindrical parts. Piece of cake once you find the icons....
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> how does everyone deal with CL marks? is there an IV settings or standard
that is hidden that i don't know about? or are people just making their own?
thanks. -Joe
gary, i'm not talking about regular centerlines. looking for the abbreviation that people use on drawings sometimes, that is specifically a "CL". and the "L" is kinda slanted and going thru the "C". know what i mean? -Joe
gary,
i'm not talking about regular centerlines. looking for the abbreviation that
people use on drawings sometimes, that is specifically a "CL". and the "L" is
kinda slanted and going thru the "C". know what i mean?
-Joe
While I do as Sean does you also have the option of placing a CL within a text dialog box. Start a text dialog box and then click the down arrow next to the degree symbol (next to the underline button) and you will find a CL symbol you can use.
there we go mechman!! and it was in front of my face the whole time.....i open that box so much to use just the dia symbol - never noticed. thanks man! -Joe
Create text. In the text window, to the right
of the "B I U" is a dropdown symbol box. Usually, a period is
visible, but if you click on the arrow, a full symbol box will open up with the
CL symbol in the mix. I usually insert it at 0.240, otherwise it's too
small. Of course, you can create your own symbol and insert it if you'd
like more control over the appearance.
gary,
i'm not talking about regular centerlines. looking for the abbreviation that
people use on drawings sometimes, that is specifically a "CL". and the "L" is
kinda slanted and going thru the "C". know what i mean?
-Joe
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