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Drafting I - Dimensioning rules

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The MINIMUM amount of space between two, ADJACENT DIMENSION lines is:   .250" (6mm)  
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Dimensioning standards in the United States are established by:   ANSI  
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What type of dimensions is when All are read from the bottom of the drawing?   UNIDIRECTIONAL  
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How many times should a hole size be stated on a drawing?   Once  
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A thin line that extends from a note to where it applies is a/an:   Leader line  
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What is the length to width ratio of arrowheads?   3 : 1  
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Dimension lines are what line weight?   Thin and dark.  
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The MINIMUM amount of space between a dimension line and the object being dimensioned is:   .375" (10mm)  
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What is the standard length for arrowheads?   .125 (3mm)  
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Leaders and dimension lines most often terminate (end) with a/an:   Arrowhead  
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Extension lines are drawn what line weight?   Thin and dark  
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The preferred ANSI standard for dimensioning mechanical drawings is:   Unidirectional  
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Leader lines can be drawn any angle except:   Horizontally or vertically  
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Another name for SIZE DESCRIPTION is:   Dimensioning  
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A thin, solid line extending from a note and terminated with an arrowhead is a/an:   Leader  
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Current dimensioning practices require the DIAMETER symbol be:   A circle with a slash extending through it  
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The dimensioning SYMBOLS for arcs and circles should be given where?   In front of the numerical value  
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When a hole does NOT go fully through the object, you must state its size and:   Depth  
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Avoid dimensioning to:   Hidden lines  
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The MOST important rule in dimensioning is to:   Maintain clarity  
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The size of an ARC is typically specified by its:   Radius  
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CIRCLE SIZE is specified by:   Diameter  
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Dimensions should be placed:   Attached to the view that most clearly describes the part  
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"2X" on a hole note means:   There are two holes the same size  
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A properly dimensioned object will include:   The location and size of all features  
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EXTENSION lines should have a small gap where?   between its end and the object  
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Engineering drawings dimensioned with METRIC measurements will use:   Millimeters  
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