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Whether submitting your own CAD file or a file from Designer (which provides dimensions for the metal components only), tolerances for finishes, cutouts, profiles, bends, and welding must be considered. For details please see '''[http://www.protocase.com/resources/fabrication-tolerances.php Fabrication Tolerances]'''. For a quick reference, download the '''[http://www.protocase.com/pdf/fabrication-tolerances.pdf Fabrication Tolerances Diagram].<br><br>
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Whether submitting your own CAD file or a file from Designer (which provides dimensions for the metal components only), tolerances for finishes, cutouts, profiles, bends, and welding must be considered. <br>
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For details please see '''[http://www.protocase.com/resources/fabrication-tolerances.php Fabrication Tolerances]'''.<br>
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For a quick reference, download the '''[http://www.protocase.com/pdf/fabrication-tolerances.pdf Fabrication Tolerances Diagram].<br><br>
 
The following documents also have important detail on specifying measurements for specific designs:<br>
 
The following documents also have important detail on specifying measurements for specific designs:<br>
 
*'''[http://www.protocase.com/pdf/How_to_design_enclosures_for_motherboard_based_systems_092010.pdf Designing enclosures for motherboard-based systems]'''<br>
 
*'''[http://www.protocase.com/pdf/How_to_design_enclosures_for_motherboard_based_systems_092010.pdf Designing enclosures for motherboard-based systems]'''<br>

Revision as of 14:33, 16 June 2015

Whether submitting your own CAD file or a file from Designer (which provides dimensions for the metal components only), tolerances for finishes, cutouts, profiles, bends, and welding must be considered.
For details please see Fabrication Tolerances.
For a quick reference, download the Fabrication Tolerances Diagram.

The following documents also have important detail on specifying measurements for specific designs:

When using Designer, if you need a part that is not stocked, you can add a similar part for purposes of placement and length, and use the Note tool to specify the exact part that you really want. Non-stocked parts incur additional time, and you will be informed of that cost.

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