But! We don't want to throw out our ISO 2768 norm. Nothing new there, Inventor is perfectly capable of doing just that. Resulting in the same problems.īoth of these problems could be solved by automatically place tolerances when you place a dimension on drawing. Production companies not always seem to look at the title block (the ISO norm) with as much attention as we would like. Resulting in parts being made way to precise or vice versa.Ģ. The engineer who makes the drawing is not forced to think about tolerances when placing every dimension on drawing. In our current system we use the ISO 2768 norm, which is referred to in the title block.

This means learn and document the way we design products (3D and 2D) now, think about what could be better and then make come up with suggestions for improvement.ġ of the things we are really struggeling with right now are tolerances on drawing dimensions. The company that I work for has asked me to redefine our way of working with Inventor. I was wondering if anyone could help me with the following:

Iso 2768 hole tolerance table