welded frame quotation

[GIOVANNI682]

Good morning.

I would like to ask for an opinion on the table of a frame.(like if I have to indicate and angles on all cuts with wrinkles, geometric tolerances, altitude position...etc)
I have only a view because I am preceding in the same way with the other views.
I don't have any doubts, but I'm interested in how you can share welded frames so you can improve.


thanks in advance

 

[DrBarde]

I can only carry the example of how it works from me (which is certainly the result of how it has been working for years with all the errors and problems that you carry behind), that we make both precision frames for the machinery and structures "grezza".

depends on what type of frame in short:

if it is not required who knows what precision (e.g. a manual trolley that serves as support for various equipment) then you can also make a table "incomplete", in the sense giving tolerances and wrinkles very light. roughness can even be omitted if there are no workmanship taking for granted (inserting over the cartilage) that is without processing if not cutting/work.

if it is a precision frame, it is worth the diametrically opposite speech.

 

[Peppe]

as rightly said by @drbarde If you do not need special geometric precision, tolerances and symbols of roughness can be omitted. I personally always add the diagonal measurement so as to give references to the operator to verify the component's squadron.

 

[GIOVANNI682]

I can only carry the example of how it works from me (which is certainly the result of how it has been working for years with all the errors and problems that you carry behind), that we make both precision frames for the machinery and structures "grezza".

depends on what type of frame in short:

if it is not required who knows what precision (e.g. a manual trolley that serves as support for various equipment) then you can also make a table "incomplete", in the sense giving tolerances and wrinkles very light. roughness can even be omitted if there are no workmanship taking for granted (inserting over the cartilage) that is without processing if not cutting/work.

if it is a precision frame, it is worth the diametrically opposite speech.

Thank you very much. Really.

instead regarding the welding in this case that do not need particular precision. . can I also not indicate and write a note indicating the reference legislation?

 

[DrBarde]

Thank you very much. Really.

instead regarding the welding in this case that do not need particular precision. . can I also not indicate and write a note indicating the reference legislation?

could be limited to indicating the legislation, and then mark or the individual strings, or, if the case permits, a note that says something like "saldare at times all the corners in contact", or in continuous... I don't know what this frame needs.

 

[PIETRO2002]

Perhaps for those who cut and prepare the individual pieces it is useful to have a design for each detail, then on the drawing of together the necessary quotas for the packaging and welding of the frame with indicating the welds. this may seem like a loss of time at the technical office level but surely saves in construction and decreases possible errors.

 

[GIOVANNI682]

could be limited to indicating the legislation, and then mark or the individual strings, or, if the case permits, a note that says something like "saldare at times all the corners in contact", or in continuous... I don't know what this frame needs.

Thanks again.

as you have guessed it is a manual carello.

 

[il teo]

Perhaps for those who cut and prepare the individual pieces it is useful to have a design for each detail, then on the drawing of together the necessary quotas for the packaging and welding of the frame with indicating the welds. this may seem like a loss of time at the technical office level but surely saves in construction and decreases possible errors.

Fortunately, since they taught me the cad, I have never listed the parts on the axieme if not to make easy positioning. on the assembly then quoting the distances between the elements, I put tolerances and welds. then in a multisheet, or multiple single sheets, I make the design of the individual parts.