Alvin,alvin hebert wrote:
Usually I hold my tongue, but this time I can't. I have to say that I find your comment to be that of a cry baby! if you can't answer the question then say nothing at all!Ray Packard wrote:
Alvin,
Usually I hold my tongue, but this time I can't. I have to say that I find the picture you have with your profile to be crude, offensive, and grossly inappropriate.
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By the same token, if you put the holes in the flat state you'll have problems mating to them for the same reasons.
I had to sketch a vertical line across the hole and put a point at the mid-point in order to get placement dmensions.
In order to get dia. dimensions you might need to sketch a circle on top of the hole in the drawing. If you're lucky you might get the hole wizard dimensions to insert into the drawing somewhere and use that to drive a note while hiding the origional dimension.
It's a pain no matter how you look at it.