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Posted by: veeraraghavan ®

05/02/2005, 22:50:35
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Hai,

Can any one explain me What is fillets and rounds in catsing components and which radii can i take for convex and concave areas.

i was confused in the case of

ALL RADII TO BE 1 UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.
BLEND RADII TO BE 3 UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.

Regards,
Raghavan.







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Posted by: randykimball ®
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05/04/2005, 09:24:00
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Ask your customer / engineer for more clarification. You can't build or make a project that is not clearly defined to you.
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Posted by: veeraraghavan ®

05/04/2005, 21:26:14
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Dear randy,

I am very clear with the information provided to me.

Actully i had dout in the are where the round should come

that means i always the corner (convex)round should be high radii or the blend radii(concave) should have high radii

which will be used as a common funda.

Regards,
Raghavan.







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