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Hi I have created a model with units in inches, now I want to convert it to mm without changing the values(ie 25in +25mm).
Part drawn in MM; Need in inches. JS By James Sorrentino 01/06/11. I have a newbie who started modeling a part on the default template which as you know uses mm as the default units. I don't want to redraw the part from scratch on a "inches" template; how do I scale the part & set the correct template. Thanks in advance!
unit conversion from inches to mm and keep dimensions intact. MS By Michael Stalter 04/09/19. Ok so i modeled a part in SW2019 in inches but thought I was in MM. The dimensions reflect the mm sizes so when I change units, the dimensions change to the mm value and part is way too big.
25. Changing Drawing dimensions from inches to millimeters (or vice versa) 1. “I have an assembly that is able to move, such as a hinge, or a hydraulic cylinder with a shaft that moves in and out. I inserted it into another assembly and now it won’t move. What happened?”
Macro to change units and interpret dimensions. DL By David Lane 09/27/19. Does anyone have a macro which will change the units and interpret all length dimensions? For example 1 inch would become 1 mm. Often times users create a model in the default units (inches for example). They make pretty good progress before they realize they are using ...
Measure is the wrong scale : SP By Stuart Pyper 02/11/20. When I use the measure tool in edrawings on a metric unit the dimension shows up 25.4 x bigger, and if I change the units to inches it measures correctly as a metric dimension but says it's inches. I can't find any settings for this, does any else have the same problem or a fix?
Feet and Inches in Dimensions Not Working. TM By Tony Malejko 01/03/18.
How to measure perimeter of parts/cuts. DH By Daen Hendrickson 01/12/07. We are using SW2007 with SP2.1. We have created several instrument panels with several cutouts for instruments, indicators and switches. We are planning to have these fabricated using water jet cutting. We know the approximate cost per inch for the water jet cutting service.
I have curved face on a solid part which I would like to offset ~ .040 inches (w/draft) to create a pocket normal to the original surface as a cut. What is the SW equivalent feature to the Pro-E Offset Feature referenced below? <br/> <br/> My best guess in SolidWorks is to use a split line (projection from plane) onto a curved surface, then use ...
So I made a part based off the L W Th and used the override units option on the sketch dimensions. The global variables next to the red line are pulled from those dimensions, the 3/4" came in as a fraction, but the 20 and 14 remained in inches only, and all 3 display in plain decimal inches when pulled into the custom properties window (line 2).