by "Janes" <djanes@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Mar 26, 2008 at 04:49 PM
"Aggrevated" <tclement@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:01e01795-f6d8-472f-b348-80e8b40f0783@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Using WF3
>
> So I built an assembly in [mm]. There are a few angle mates in the
> assembly. 65deg being prominent.
>
> To create the drawing, I needed my primary units to be [in] so I went
> to "setup"...blah blah and changed the units from mmkgs to inlbs.
>
> Well guess what. Those angle mates were converted as though they were
> a mm dimension.
>
> So my angle mates were changed from 65deg to 2.559deg.
>
> Irritating, but humorous none the less.
Did they actually move or did the notation just change? Can't imagine what
it would have changed into. It's not radians which would have been about
1.13, but that is the basis of angular calculations in that system of
units.
If you want to see what all the units are within mmkgs, go to
'Edit>Setup>Units' and click on the Info button.
David Janes
