Rules For Dimensioning - Mechanical Drawings

[@TheSpore35]

put it at 1.5x

[@coolmonkey619]

Yes

[@penalosaruel1002]

Damn XD Really frickin effective

[@yeasboy]

for 2 x really good

[@kelvinnueveanimeguitar1983]

It's your 20th year of teaching keep up the good work!!

[@InsaneOil]

Not there yet...but getting close.

[@farrashafizh741]

- dimension line - extension line - diameter for circle, radius for arc - don't treat object as a dimension line, extension line, and center line - dimension line can't cross together - must use overall line, eliminate 1 micro-line - for reference, use parantheses

[@DeusExEllimist]

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[@6104]

i imagine so

[@InsaneOil]

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[@6104]

@@InsaneOil educational maybe riveting I'm not sure

[@InsaneOil]

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[@6104]

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[@simplemathguy]

Thanks so much. You have taught it so much better than my prof

[@InsaneOil]

Thanks...good luck in your class.

[@mahyarmohammad3994]

does changing of the paper size affect the size of gaps? for a A0 paper, do we still use a 1/16" gap between the extension and the object line?

[@InsaneOil]

The 1/16" gap is a nominal measurement. It is more about the aesthetics than a specific measurement. If it is hard to distinguish where the object ends and the extension line begins then the gap is too small.

[@toddfayardii1141]

On rule # 10, wouldn’t the extension line run into the center line off the drill hole? Would you use the little “CL” symbol ?

[@InsaneOil]

Yes, you could use the CL symbol, more information is oftentimes better than guessing. For this simple drawing, it is assumed that it goes to the center of the drill hole.

[@toddfayardii1141]

Thanks! That makes sense.

[@johnpaulespano65]

What do you do if you put all those dimensions together? How do you make it aesthetically pleasing and neat?

[@alybaby941]

He said it like 4 minutes into the video

[@MikeVerta]

Bueller?

[@InsaneOil]

Bueller is home sick.

[@salmannasir7059]

what is reference dimension and why it is used sir?

[@ipman3249]

put the speed on 0.75 and have fun

[@alybaby941]

I’m dead 😂

[@benjaminstephens9529]

Bart is the goat

[@sum1onsteam451]

nice video

[@yeasboy]

very nice and informative.

[@blitherbox7467]

Things my father taught me. I should have paid more attention. At least I got a hobby out of it. I didn't like him and he didn't like me. Its the knowledge we gain that matters.

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[@anwan5]

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[@chromiumcarbideoverlay7490]

nice and informative.

[@mode1charlie170]

Extension lines shouldn't touch the object. Your extension line used to dimension the hole touches the object.....not cool

[@InsaneOil]

It is acceptable to have extension lines cross object lines.

[@mode1charlie170]

Cross yes..... terminate at no....

[@InsaneOil]

@@mode1charlie170 What specific time of the video are you talking about?

[@mode1charlie170]

Im looking at rule 6 7:28. The top extension line for the 1.5 dim is touching the object. Should be a gap here....

[@InsaneOil]

@@mode1charlie170 Agreed, I should have moved my grip point out a tad. Good catch.

[@BankoleAyodeleMEG]

Thank you

[@InsaneOil]

Glad I was able to provide some additional informaiton.

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[@abidullah91]

very nice and helpful

[@matimukhosa1514]

Super!!!

[@AmirHorani-n7v]

My student fell asleep through this video.... I am sorry for his disrespect. He will receive a lunch detention.

[@InsaneOil]

I have been told that my voice is so soothing that it just puts people right to sleep.

[@PaulJohn283]

Datums, tolerance, tolerance stack up??!? You’re going to run into some problems dimensioning like that.

[@InsaneOil]

This video was produced for an introduction to mechanical drafting course for high school students. The specifications are on par for that level of course.

[@ashishsoni6612]

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[@InsaneOil]

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[@sayedallahbakash5958]

Nice

[@shrutigupta9319]

It's 1/16 inch not 16 inch

[@InsaneOil]

"a" 16th = 1/16 (Construction Lingo)

[@rokimandal5824]

Super

[@venkyvenkatesh756]

Nice video