Hi all.. here is the answer..
Open tolerance:
These are the tolerance which needs only minor concentration from operator and QC. For ex. as per customer drawing, there may be some tolerance which has variation more than + or -1 mm.. this can be easily achieved..
Close Tolerance:
These are very crucial dimension which needs utmost effort and usually tolerances below +or - 1mm shall be considered as close tolerance.
An observational drawing is a drawing were you observe an object or drawing and try and make it look as close to the real thing as possible.
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that depends on which museum, unless all museums open and close at the same time right?
A "drawing conclusion" paragraph is when you restate the points in your previous paragraphs, you restate how these tie to the idea, and you close the paragraph.
IDK that is why i askedGeneral tolerance refers to all untoleranced dimensions, and should be covered by a note on the drawing, eg tolerance unless noted otherwise plus or minus 0.25 mmSpecific tolerance will be included with the individual dimension, either as dimension limits or dimension plus tolerance.
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Depends on the scale, what you are comparing it to and your tolerance for "close"
Please show examples of "++"tolerance feature
No, then it would not be a reference dimension. Reference dimensions by definition have no tolerance.
fairness, open-mindedness, tolerance
Possibly 'tolerance' or 'open mindedness'
An observational drawing is a drawing were you observe an object or drawing and try and make it look as close to the real thing as possible.
YES !!! it is a close tolerance engin . if the timing belt snaps in drive mode the valves will bend .
There is no difference between an LT drawing and a "full version" drawing. The file format is the same, so you can open an LT drawing in a non LT AutoCAD.
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Accuracy or tolerance.