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Linear dimensions that are parallel to the surface being dimensioned. |
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Dimensions that are used to describe angles. |
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Calculates the area and perimeter of the object defined. |
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Continues a linear, angular, or ordinate dimension from the second extension line of the previous or selected dimension. |
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Erases part of an object or splits an object in two. |
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Continues a linear, angular, or ordinate dimension from the second extension line of the previous or a selected dimension. |
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Space between two entities. |
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Breaks a Block, Polyline, or other compound object into its component parts. |
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Creates linear (Vertical or Horizontal) dimensions. |
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Locates objects in reference to the Cartesian Coordinate system. |
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Creates ordinate point dimensions. |
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Creates an equalateral closed polyline. |
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creates two-dimensional polylines. |
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Enlarges or reduces objects equally in the X,Y, and Z directions. |
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In the part ing, sketching entails using lines, polylines, circles, arcs, and rectangles. The sketch is the basic design element that defines the approximate size and shape of features in your part. Part precision is obtained by profiling, applying geometric constraints, and dimensioning. |
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An allowance, given with a premissable range of the minimum and maximum, for the dimension of a manufactured object. |
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Trims objects at a cutting edge defined by other objects. |
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