In watchmaking, the NIHS standard works with dimensions in mm and tolerances in microns.
I can't find this dimension model as standard in SolidWorks. How to integrate it or create your own rating model.
In watchmaking, the NIHS standard works with dimensions in mm and tolerances in microns.
I can't find this dimension model as standard in SolidWorks. How to integrate it or create your own rating model.
You have to go to tool /system option/in Document Properties /Dimensioning/Primary precision and put the desired number of digits after the decimal place
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At first I thought like you, but I tell myself in hindsight that it's not that simple: the goal is not to have 0.00X but X as a value display for tolerances.
Yes, stefbeno's remark is right. For example, the quotation of a 1.1mm coin at +/-0.01mm would be 1.1mm +/-10μ
Do you indicate μ in the plan or is it implicit?
Do you use modules that retrieve these tolerance values?
If it's implicit, you don't use a module and you don't use adjustments (H7 for example with the tolerance display), you can "cheat" since you're the one who enters the value and it just becomes a matter of convention.
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