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Technical drawing for hardened and ground parts

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Hi, I am working on a technical drawing for a part that needs to be heat-treated and then ground to achieve precise tolerances. Should I include specific notes on the drawing to detail the sequence of machining, heat treating, and then grinding? If so, what is the best way to indicate these steps to ensure clarity for the manufacturing team?

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Yes, it is important to include specific notes on the technical drawing to detail the sequence of machining, heat treating, and grinding to ensure clarity for the manufacturing team. This will help prevent any misunderstandings and ensure that the part is manufactured to the correct specifications.

You can create a "Notes Section" to specify all your requirements.

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      Hi, I am working on a technical drawing for a part that needs to be heat-treated and then ground to achieve precise tolerances. Should I include specific notes on the drawing to detail the sequence of machining, heat treating, and then grinding? If so, what is the best way to indicate these steps to ensure clarity for the manufacturing team?

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      Yes, it is important to include specific notes on the technical drawing to detail the sequence of machining, heat treating, and grinding to ensure clarity for the manufacturing team. This will help prevent any misunderstandings and ensure that the part is manufactured to the correct specifications.

      You can create a “Notes Section” to specify all your requirements.

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        Joao Clemencio

        Hi Joao, thansk you, noted! will proceed this way

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