Solidworks Drawing Slot Center Mark

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  • To place a center mark in a sketch: Click Center Mark (Annotations toolbar). Under Manual Insert Options, select Slot center mark. Select other options for the center mark type. In the graphics area, select an arc or curved edge of a slot and click.
  • Center Mark PropertyManager. Set the properties when inserting center marks in drawings. The properties available vary depending on the type of center mark selected. To display the Center Mark PropertyManager: In a drawing, click Center Mark (Annotations toolbar) or Insert Annotations.

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube. To insert center marks manually: Click Center Mark (Annotation toolbar) or Insert Annotations Center Mark. The pointer changes to. Under Manual Insert Options, select the center mark and set the options.

Centerlines, center marks, and bolt hole circles are used in the Draft environment to facilitate the dimensioning and annotation process. They are associative to the elements they are added to in the 2D Model sheet, working sheet, or drawing view. If the drawing view is modified, the centerlines, center marks, and bolt hole circles will update their position and size accordingly.

Center Mark PropertyManager. Set the properties when inserting center marks in drawings. The properties available vary depending on the type of center mark selected. To display the Center Mark PropertyManager: In a drawing, click Center Mark (Annotations toolbar) or Insert Annotations Center Mark.

You can use the Angle Between command to add dimensions that reference these annotations.

Adding centerlines, center marks, and bolt hole circles

You can add a centerline, center mark, or bolt hole circle annotation one annotation at a time, or automatically add them to all part views on the drawing sheet. For centerlines and center marks, you can fence-select a group of elements to add them to.

The commands to add these annotations are located on the Home tab→Annotation group.

  • Automatic Center Lines command, for part views only, provides access to command bar functions that automatically add and remove both centerlines and center marks.

  • Center Line command adds individual centerlines.

  • Center Mark command adds center marks to one or more curved elements, such as circles, arcs, ellipses, or partial ellipses.

  • Bolt Hole Circle command

Modifying centerlines, center marks, and bolt hole circles

You can change the appearance of an existing center mark, line, or bolt hole circle by changing its properties. Select the annotation and then use the Properties command on the shortcut menu.

Any of these annotations can be removed individually using the Delete command on the annotation shortcut menu.

Centerlines and marks that were added automatically with the Automatic Center Lines command can be removed as a group by setting the Remove Lines and Marks button on the Automatic Center Lines command bar.

When centerlines, center marks, and bolt hole circles become detached due to changes in the model or drawing view update, they are displayed using the Error Dimension color set on the General page (Dimension Style dialog box). They also are identified in the Dimension Tracker dialog box.

You can reattach the annotations using the attachment handles that are visible when you select them. When reattached, they display using the Driven Dimension color.

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I am a new SolidWorks user and am making my first attempt at a drawing. I am running into a small but annoying problem regarding the display of center marks. When I inserted the initial view, the center marks were inserted as well. I have since found where to shut that option off so that it doesn't display them when the view is inserted. Now though I am stuck with the center marks that were inserted and I can't find out where, if anywhere, to delete, erase, or just make them go away. How do I get rid of them without having to reinsert the view?
Thanks for any help,
Ben