ASME Y14.41 and CNC Machining

Discussion in 'Pro/Engineer & Creo Elements/Pro' started by Paul Van Metre, Jun 22, 2004.

  1. Paul Van Metre

    Paul Van Metre Guest

    Pro CNC Inc. is a Pro/E capable machine shop. We use
    Pro/MANUFACTURING for programming our CNC machines. We have developed
    a list of best practices that allow for the elimination of 2D
    drawings. It isn't based on ASME Y41.41 standard but will have some
    more of that updated for WF 2.0. WF 2.0 has some good annotation
    tools but it isn't perfect yet. If you would like to have us quote on
    any machined parts please let me know. My address is
    paul"at"procnc"dot"com.

    Thanks,
    Paul


    http://www.procnc.com/proe_support.html
     
    Paul Van Metre, Jun 22, 2004
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  2. Paul Van Metre

    Jack Guest

    Kool! :)
     
    Jack, Jun 22, 2004
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