Deck 14: Location Dimensions for Points, Centers, and Holes

Question 1

A point or a center of an arc or circle is generally measured from two ____.

A) adjacent surfaces
B) opposite surfaces
C) finished surfaces
D) relative surfaces

Answer 1

C

Question 2

Explain how the accompanying figure demonstrates how to find the center of circle and the arc.

Answer 2

The center of the circle and arc may be easily found by measuring the vertical and horizontal center lines from the machined surfaces.

Question 3

Holes are often dimensioned in relation to one another and to a(n) ____.

A) finished view
B) adjacent view
C) adjacent surface
D) finished surface

Answer 3

D

Question 4

Explain how to dimension holes not on a circle.

Question 5

If a number of holes are to be equally spaced on a circle, the exact location of the first hole is given by ____.

A) location dimensions
B) adjacent dimensions
C) related dimensions
D) connected dimensions

Question 6

When dimensioning unequally spaced holes on a circle, if more than one hole is the same diameter, then a(n) ____ may be used to indicate this fact.

A) notation
B) partial view
C) auxiliary reference
D) footnote

Question 7

Explain how a number of holes can be equally spaced on a circle.

Question 8

When holes are to be located on a circle, the ____ of the circle should be given so as to fix the exact center of each hole.

A) radius
B) diameter
C) arch
D) circumference