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  1. 20-10-2009 #2
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    You may get a better response if you provide full tolerances on the drawing - nothing says 'run a mile' to a company looking for a straightforward job like an untoleranced drawing.

    Also you need to specify what material they are to be made in, and give an indication of quantity reqd...

    BTW most machinists would find "Please ensure all dimensions are correct' on the drawing either insulting or exceedingly amusing :-)

    (Edit - sorry, that sounded a bit smartarse. Just that making things to the dimensions given (within tolerance) is what machinists do if they want to get paid...)
    Last edited by bikepete; 20-10-2009 at 05:53 PM.
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