All language subtitles for 130 Radial Dimensions

This is tutorial number 130 and it covers radial dimensioning within KT of V5.

To start off, open up tutorial part number 127, which is located on the DVD.

Now in this tutorial, I'm going to show you how to add radius dimensions.

So you can do it through the toolbar over here and click radius, or if you go to insert,

dimensioning dimensions, and then click radius.

So working with the radius, it's pretty much the same as working with the linear.

So say I want to know the rad of this circle here.

Just click it and pull it out.

And now you have the rad.

Now I'm going to do the same to the line in there.

I'm going to click it, click this line, and I got the rad for that guy too.

Now you can see where the centering point is, and you're able to move these guys around

any position that you want.

Now if you move it in a position such as this, it's also going to draw in the arc that it's measuring about.

Now with the rad, it's a very easy one to use.

All it is is one click, and as long as it's a circle, it's going to know,

okay, this is a circle, you want the rad, I'm going to give it to you.

So you can use this on a circle, you can also use it on fillets,

and you can also use it on curved surfaces that are a circle cut into it.

It's not going to do it to say a parabola or a long curve that has a changing radius.

You're going to have to choose circles, and it's just a one click operation.

And that concludes our tutorial on the radial dimension.