No 12 nut is in the BOM table but hiding behind the part. How to show this in the drawing?
No 12 nut is in the BOM table but hiding behind the part. How to show this in the drawing?
If you can't attach a balloon directly to the part, you could use "Stacked Balloon" to attach it to another balloon.
(I like to do this with bolt/washer/lock washer/nut combinations to call out everything with a single leader.)
todd
Nut (#12) is belongs to Moving Pin (#8) therefore I made stacked balloon for both of these.
I tried with exclude items and include items in BOM table. After that item number increment order has been lost. How get the order back?
I hate to admit it, but if a Ctrl+Q doesn't rebuild the BOM, I usually delete the BOM and re-insert it.
(Not "pretty", but it usually works.)
Todd
Thanks
Maha,
If you want to show all the parts do not use an isometric view, use multiple views. I you only want to use an isometric view use exploded view to show all the items in the assembly.
Thanks
I hate to admit it, but if a Ctrl+Q doesn't rebuild the BOM, I usually delete the BOM and re-insert it.
(Not "pretty", but it usually works.)
Todd