solidworks >> Lagacy Holes and Hole Callouts

by Seth Renigar » Fri, 24 Feb 2006 06:10:17 GMT

Does anyone else have as many problems with hole callouts on legacy holes as
I do?

For example, I have a counterdrilled legacy hole. The end condition is set
to "through". When I add a hole callout in the drawing, I get the
following:
<MOD-DIAM>.1563 THRU
<MOD-DIAM><DIM>
<MOD-DIAM>.1719<HOLE-DEPTH>.7394
<MOD-DIAM>.1563<HOLE-DEPTH>.7394

What is the world is this?!?!?

Now, the way it should read, and the way it reads on other counterdrilled
hole callouts within the same drawing is:
<MOD-DIAM>.125 THRU
<MOD-DIAM><DIM><HOLE-DEPTH>.682

I would simply change it manually, but if I do, it will not update if the
sizes were to ever change. Anyone got a clue here?

I get these kind of weird callouts all the time, but mainly only on legacy
holes. Best I can tell, legacy holes are not in the calloutformat.txt file
for editing either.

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Seth Renigar
Emerald Tool and Mold Inc.
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solidworks >> Lagacy Holes and Hole Callouts

by Dale Dunn » Fri, 24 Feb 2006 11:52:16 GMT


I get problems with thi all the time too, and I don't use that many legacy
holes. I mainly notice this when a hole intersects another or is a pattern
of a pattern, or something like that. I work around it by building the
notes manually, linking in the dimensions. I find this easiest to do in the
model (safer there anyway), then I import the note.

solidworks >> Lagacy Holes and Hole Callouts

by Seth Renigar » Fri, 24 Feb 2006 20:09:32 GMT

I've never thought about doing this. I will give it a try. If it works
good, it may be my new std way of doing this...

Thanks,
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Seth Renigar
Emerald Tool and Mold Inc.
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