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Insert chamfer dimension

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dtharrett

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Feb 28, 2008
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In drafting, the software allows me to insert a chamfer dimension for chamfers that are 45 degrees (insert =>dimension =>chamfer) however the command is not intended for angles other than 45 degrees. Is there another tool that allows us to call out a chamfer other than 45 degrees? I would like the callout to be tied to the model such that if I change the chamfer in the model, the drawing updates...
 
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Oh and I forgot NX7.5 with TC integration...
 
From a drafting point of view, if it's not a 45° Chamfer 'feature' then there is no automatic command to create the correct Chamfer dimension, you will need to do it either via notation or by linear/angular dimensions.

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I agree with John... how exactly do you determine which leg is the one being noted? Dimensions are better used here to eliminate any possible question.

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