Title Block Dimensions

Title Block Dimensions

Shag_Bore
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Title Block Dimensions

Shag_Bore
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I have a title block created for a size B sheet. I was wondering if anybody could send me a rough set of dimensions that they use when scaling the title block up for size C,D and E sheets? I couldn't find anything on the google. Would like it to be close to professional as possible. Title block is currently 6"x2" on bottom right of drawing sheet. 

 

Thanks!

Sean Farr
Product Designer at Teksign Inc.
Inventor 2016 SP1
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blandb
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You can use the same title block on all sheet sizes. You don't scale up the title block for a "D", when it is plotted at a 1:1, the tb would be the same. Just the area you have to use for the drawing is larger. We use the same size for A, B, C, D.

 

Every company has different needs of what they want to display in the TB

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Frederick_Law
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As the above said, don't scale TitleBlock.

Same size for all paper size.

Also don't scale font, symbol, leader, arrow etc.  Al stay the same for all paper size.

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kent_wold
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As long as you dimension your border to the outside of the sheet itself ... I use 5/16 or so from all edges.. then the TB will automatically attach in lower left corner if you use the basic setup. 

IF you dimension your border from edge to edge and bottom to top instead of edges of sheet it will not change and you need different borders for each sheet size from what I remember.

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Shag_Bore
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ok thanks! i gather from the posts above that B,C,D,E drawings utilize the same size title block. I will make a smaller one for when I do A size drawings though!

 

Thanks!

 

Sean Farr
Product Designer at Teksign Inc.
Inventor 2016 SP1
Dell Precision 3660
i7-12700 @ 2.40GHz-4.90GHz
32GB DDR5 4400MHz RAM
NIVDIA RTX A2000 6GB
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kent_wold
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That is the best approach I have seen.. and Inventor does this better than most CAD programs!

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