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Hello,

New to autocad need some help.

 

I have a hard copy drawing in mm so i drew it in mm. Now i have to dimension it in inches. I have tried several things including opening a new drawing in imperial, changed the units, INSUNITS are set to 1.

 

Not sure what to do.

 

Thanks

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Using AutoCAD or Inventor? Please clarify.

Posted

don't know about 2012 but you could use alternative units in your dimension style setup

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I will second designerstuart's suggestion re: Alternate Units. There is a tab for it in your Dimension Style.

Posted

That will do that you for your advice

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0.03937 is the conversion factor for going from metric to imperial.

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0.03937 is the conversion factor for going from metric to imperial.

can you be a bit more specific? is that inches to mm? no. inches to m? no. feet to miles? no. then what is it? i found these tables here........

 

inches 2.54 centimetres

inches 0.08333333 feet

inches 0.0254 metres

inches 0.00001578 miles

inches 25.4 millimetres

inches 1000 mils

inches 0.027777778 yards

 

feet (ft.) 30.48 centimetres

feet 0.0003048 kilometres

feet (English Imperial) 0.3048 metres

feet (US survey) 0.3048006 metres

feet (Cape) 0.3148581 metres

feet (geodetic Cape) 0.314855575 metres

feet 0.0001645 miles (naut.)

feet 0.0001894 miles (stat.)

feet 304.8 millimetres

feet 12000 mils

Edited by designerstuart
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1" = 25.4mm; 1mm = 1/25.4 (0.0393700787)

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1" = 25.4mm; 1mm = 1/25.4 (0.0393700787)

 

What he said.

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