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I want to call out a bolt circle on a part but I can't figure out how to do it, the centerline function does not allow a circle to be created and I can't sketch.
Allowing sketch in drawing would allow me to at least band aid the drawing functionality.
In support of our CNC machine tools I am often required to design fixtures, and sadly, I do not have access to the very busy CNC tools. I use manual machines with DROs and in my previous modeling software I was able to sketch on 2D drawings. I found it useful to be able to add tool path lines based on the radius of the end-mill I happen to be using. Dimensioning to these added lines greatly reduced the chances for errors on the manual machine.
Pattern centerlines are being kicked off with the team this week - you can stay up to date with what the team is working on always with this roadmap mural too: http://mur.al/bW6QNqDW
I NEED TO INDICATE WHICH DIRECTION GRAIN IS ORIENTATED ON A TIMBER TABLE TOP.
HOW WOULD THIS BE DONE?
IN SOLIDWORKS I CAN SKETCH FREELY IN THE DRAWINGS, MAKE BLOCKS AND PULL THEM IN, NEVER NEEDING TO CREATE GEOMETRY 3 TIMES, IN FUSION, THIS DOES NOT SEEM TO BE THE CASE. DO I NEED TO PRINT THE DRAWING OUT AND ANNOTATE BY IN PDF AND RE-PRINT? PLEASE SAY IT AINT SO.
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