2 Drawings 213 SIMPLIFIED DRAWING For countersunk holes, the countersink diam- ‘ter is followed by a multiplication sign (x) and the countersink angle. The depth of the hole following the hole di- ameter includes the depth of the countersink, followed by a "V" (symbol for a cone at the bottom ofthe hole). The cone angle is however, not defined (Fig, 108/1), Where there are certain tolerances for hole diameter and hole depth, these can be added directly following the stated dimensions. The hole depth is followed by a “U” (symbol for a fat bottomed hole) (Fig. 108/2). 243.3.2 Cylindrical recesses (ISO 15786) For cylindrical recesses of holes, the first number is the recess diameter, the sec- ‘ond the recess depth followed by “U" (sym- bol for a cylindrical recess with a flat bot- tom), The hole diameter is given separately ig. 1083), For conical countersinks, the first number is the countersink diameter, the second the coun tersink angle. The hole diameter is given sepa rately Fig. 108/4). aon representation Ste deans snae eae seh SEB ae a 1 BY i our sie G sty suse fam ausmasainy —gaamnes.o6 Ai 4 | F ptosoo5yux25.0y0U 910 +045/0x250/0U Hs : + f.mea 0884 z Drawings 2.13 SIMPLIFIED DRAWING 213.33 Diameters External and internal diameters can be shown asin Fig, 109/1 and 10972 243.34 Radi External and intemal radii up to 3 mm do not have to be drawn, and can be shown as in Fig. 109/3, 2.43.3.5 External and internal chamfers up to 3 mm at 45° can be shown asin Fig 109/4 21336 Thread undercuts eed external thread undercuts (Dimensions according to Section 3.13.2) a ig, 1095) eomnasin ies ES ee twfunconl considerations. Most only vist nl Saas ~ internal thread undercuts 4 Fig. 1096). 243.37 Grooves Grooves for cirelips, where the ‘groove width is overriding, are shown as in Fig 10977