1 Section f Chapter 10 Dajah Edwards, Sydney McGuire, Sierra Doucette, Isaiah Binford

2 Dimensioning Gives information about sizes and locations

3 10.1 Complete description of objectsViews Dimensions and Notes

4 10.2 Learning to dimension conventions

5 10.3 Arrowheads

6 10.4 Dimension figures Methods giving dimensions toavoid crowding in small spaces

7 10.5 Inch Marks Omit all inch marks when all dimensions are expressed in inches

8 10.6 Direction of dimension figuresAligned Systems Unidirectional Systems

9 10.7 Surface texture symbolsFinished marks should be shown on the EDGE VIEW

10 Horizontal Guidelines10.8 Dimensioning angles Horizontal Guidelines

11 10.9 Dimensioning Arcs

12 10.10 & 10.11 Filets and Rounds Correct and Incorrect Placement of Dimensions

13 10.12 Steps in placing Dimensions

14 10.13 Geometric Break Down Complex StuctureMade of simple Geometric shapes Geometric Break Down Complex Stucture

15 10.14 Size and Dimensions of a PrismThe simplest Geometric shape is the Prism

16 10.15 Size Dimensions of Cylinders Exception

17 10.16 Size Dimensions of Cones, Pyramids and Spheres

18 10.17 Location Dimensions

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20 10.19

21 10.20

22 10.21

23 10.22

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