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BiPolarMoment, To get your "true" dimension, just use the smart-dimension tool outside of a sketch, and select the two points you want to measure between or alternately just use the measure tool if your are just needing to know for your curiosity.

That or right click in empty space and select "Edit Assembly:..." Mike

I've run into a similar issue before, but I don't have any solution for it. I quickly made a surface body to test some ideas on this issue, but I was unable to figure anything concrete out. If you could describe your surface part, then I might be able to help you figure it out. When I did run...

handleman, From my experience, I would say that it is "technically" correct to hatch this way. But for clarity purposes, hatching for adjacent parts should be at different angles so that they do not line up and it is hard to distinguish where one part starts and another part ends. As for the...

No problem, that's usually the solution when things disappear from my experience.

Just a quick message, check whether planes will show in general. Go to the 'View' menu and check to see if planes are highlighted, if not, select it, and your plane should show up. Michael Jan

Macduff, Were you trying to use a note in the title block? If so, type out what you want it to say. Then while you are in the mode where you can type in the box, you should be able to grab the little red dots in the corner of the text box and resize it to what you want, and justification of...

dogarila, I would suggest you draw a construction line to base your text off of. Should solve most if not all of your problem because there are other features within the sketch text function to allow you to get your words facing the right way.

polym3 - thanks for the help thus far. I have this nagging feeling that the material that we have may not be Nitrile Buna-N, is there any way to tell whether it is or not?

Long story short is that we used to buy them like that until one supplier told us that we should just bake them in the oven because that is what they would do anyways. I've only been with this company a little over a year, so this is the extent of the knowledge that I have regarding this...

My company is trying to heat cure our "Buna-N" rubber washers. We start off with a 90-95 durometer (shore A) Buna, and we try to heat-cure it to 95-100 durometer reading. We typically accomplish this by baking it at 350 degrees for 1 hour. Typically this process creates smoke. This last...