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    This document discusses 10 types of dimensions used in technical drawings including basic dimensions which provide a theoretically exact measurement, linear dimensions like ordinate and baseline measurements, diameter dimensions, radius dimensions, intersection dimensions, typical (TYP) dimensions that apply to identical locations, dimensions that indicate a limited length or area, and minimizing extra information on dimensions. It also notes that dimensions can be provided in millimeters or inches units.

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    This document discusses 10 types of dimensions used in technical drawings including basic dimensions which provide a theoretically exact measurement, linear dimensions like ordinate and baseline measurements, diameter dimensions, radius dimensions, intersection dimensions, typical (TYP) dimensions that apply to identical locations, dimensions that indicate a limited length or area, and minimizing extra information on dimensions. It also notes that dimensions can be provided in millimeters or inches units.

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    How To Read Manufacturing Drawing PART-2

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    This document discusses 10 types of dimensions used in technical drawings including basic dimensions which provide a theoretically exact measurement, linear dimensions like ordinate and baseline measurements, diameter dimensions, radius dimensions, intersection dimensions, typical (TYP) dimensions that apply to identical locations, dimensions that indicate a limited length or area, and minimizing extra information on dimensions. It also notes that dimensions can be provided in millimeters or inches units.

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    1. Dimensions Units
    2. Reference Dimensions
    3. Basic Dimensions
    4. Linear Dimensions
    5. Diameters Dimension
    6. Radius Dimension
    7. Intersection Dimensions
    8. TYP. Dimensions
    9. Limited Length or Area with Indication
    10. Minimized information on Dimension
    1. Dimensions Units
    Millimeter Dimensions

    Inches Dimensions
    2. Reference Dimensions
    3. Basic Dimensions

    Basic dimension is a theoretically exact dimension


    4. Linear Dimensions
    Ordinate Dimensions

    Baseline Dimensions

    Continued Dimensions
    5. Diameters Dimension

    6. Radius Dimension
    7. Intersection Dimensions

    8. TYP. Dimensions (Typical)


    (It applies to the locations that appear to be identical in the size and configuration.)
    9. Limited Length or Area with Indication
    10. Minimized information on Dimension

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