Similar to Dimensioning in the Sketch Environment, except now you must pay attention to Dimension Placement
There are dozens of rules to follow but here are just a few:
Ensure no Dimensions touch anything else
Ensure arrows and leaders are as outside your part as possible
Make sure it's readable and makes sense
Similar to Dimensioning in the Sketch Environment, except now you must pay attention to Dimension Placement
There are dozens of rules to follow but here are just a few:
Ensure no Dimensions touch anything else
Ensure arrows and leaders are as outside your part as possible
Make sure it's readable and makes sense
LMB Rapid Dimension "Blue Ball" to automatically place your Dimension (this works 80% of the time)
Place your Dimension to ensure a Clean Communication to the Viewer
Leaders consist of a few components that you'll be using:
Arrow - LMB (Dot) to swap arrow
Leader - LMB-Drag to Extend/Shorten the Leader Line
Dimension - LMB-Drag to pull out and place
An extremely important factor when it comes to Manufacturing
Here's where you'd add things like Quantities, Typical etc.
Hover over the Dimension Popup to quickly insert information
You may click the Symbols Icon if you'd like to insert a few commonly used Symbols
If you'd like all your Dimensions to be based on a single Datum, add Ordinate Dimensions
Click your Datum
Click your Feature (Edge or Point)
Repeat Step 2, then Esc or RMB→Select
LMB-Drag the 0 where you'd like it
Jog as needed
Click view that best conveys the Dimensions
Click the images that contain ANSI dimension scheme