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(I am a student who does a fair bit of 3d printing- This is my second (?) year using Inventor)
Currently, the way I've been doing tolerance is by adding or using a previous dimension. I've also recently been renaming these dimensions to find them easier. (T1, T2, etc.)
So, I might first define the tolerance for a tight fit (T1),
and then use it in later dimensions, like doing an offset of a hole for a matching peg. (T1/2)
This lets me adjust the original dimension to change the tolerances on everything later, which is useful if I need to print with a plastic with different tolerances.
This works fine, but I'm wondering if Inventor offers support for actual variables in dimensions.
Rather than relying on previous dimensions, can I create variables to use before hand?
Or rather- How do you/how would you go about incorporating tolerances that can be adjusted later?
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