This is not a how-to-do-in solidworks question, but the audience here may be the best people to relay this question to.
What does it mean when a dimension has the notes "all around" next to it?
Using a simplified example, a hex shape tube with all corners rounded, drawing has a cross section view showing the wall thickness and that the ends are rounded. Radius dimension as has note R.050 All Around. (Instead of typical because other radius dimensions are present).
My interpretation is that the edges at the ends of the tube have a radius of .050 all around the profile (the hex profile). Or maybe this example was a bad one. So when should a All Around note be used?
What does it mean when a dimension has the notes "all around" next to it?
Using a simplified example, a hex shape tube with all corners rounded, drawing has a cross section view showing the wall thickness and that the ends are rounded. Radius dimension as has note R.050 All Around. (Instead of typical because other radius dimensions are present).
My interpretation is that the edges at the ends of the tube have a radius of .050 all around the profile (the hex profile). Or maybe this example was a bad one. So when should a All Around note be used?