ASME Y14.5M suggests the following ways to show fits:
Does Solidworks have any facility to show fits in they a or b style? The "fit with tolerance" style will often generate ++ or -- tolerances, which can be confusing.
ASME Y14.5M suggests the following ways to show fits:
Does Solidworks have any facility to show fits in they a or b style? The "fit with tolerance" style will often generate ++ or -- tolerances, which can be confusing.
What I do is select the fit that I want, and then switch it to Limit tolerance (this keeps the fit tolerances). Then if I need to, I add the fit lettering (normally I don't since we never use that lettering anyway).
But to answer your question, not in the "as installed" version of Solidworks. Now, some enterprising fellow (or fellowess?)might be able to tell you how to modify the hole callout. I think that it can be done using the following method:
http://help.solidworks.com/2016/english/SolidWorks/sldworks/t_manually_define_standards.htm?id=bb2d61428df849659d3189e91aa44eaa#Pg0&ProductType=&ProductName=
Copy/paste from link:
To manually define derived hole callout standards: