Machining Chamfers
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This may sound like a dumb question but here goes. When a drawing calls out a chamfer dimension of say .25 x 45 degrees, is that .25" dimension the measurement of the face of the chamfer or some other dimension? 17428

Ed
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Hi Ed 


The .25 it the depth of the chamfer , the face dimension would be hard to accurately measure ,especial on say the end of a round bar . 

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Rob
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Thanks Rob, that makes sense.

Ed
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I see that BobCad is one step up on AmishCad, giving the ability to add colour to the print.
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(10-08-2016, 05:11 PM)Mayhem Wrote: I see that BobCad is one step up on AmishCad, giving the ability to add colour to the print.

similar to AmishCad version 1.1.1.02 .....................
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Shouldn't that be RobCAD?
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(10-08-2016, 11:01 PM)wawoodman Wrote: Shouldn't that be RobCAD?

Hi Mike ,   I also get called Bob at work ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, along with few other  names that begin with A,B and C  by the apprentice boys Slaphead



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(10-08-2016, 05:58 PM)the penguin Wrote:
(10-08-2016, 05:11 PM)Mayhem Wrote: I see that BobCad is one step up on AmishCad, giving the ability to add colour to the print.

similar to AmishCad version 1.1.1.02 .....................

Surly If it was AmishCad   it would be version 1', 1".5/8  Rotfl


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