Problem Solving Exercise- Confusing!

[AutoCADBeginner]

Thanks for adding the picture and trying to help. Still very confused! Here are pictures directly from the text book. And yes, we are using Autocad 2014.

[ReMark]

In my opinion the diagram in the book contains erroneous information.

Edited February 27, 2014 by ReMark

[ReMark]

I wasn't aware I was being rude.

 

My statement means no matter what way you do it you won't be able to reproduce it exactly as shown in the book using the dimensions provided.

Edited February 27, 2014 by ReMark

[AutoCADBeginner]

I appreciate your help. Will see what I can do. Thanks

[ReMark]

You're welcomed.

 

To show you how much I want you to succeed...I hope you make a liar out of me. I'll gladly delete all my posts in this thread.

[ReMark]

If you would like to converse with me outside the confines of the forum include your email address in a subsequent post. Like this though (so the bots don't get it): m y e m a i l a d d y AT g m a i l DOT c o m. I'll contact you after which you can come back and delete your post. It's up to you.

 

I have some medical background having been an EMT, CPR instructor and a certified surgical technician.

[ReMark]

Email sent. Respond if it makes it to you.

 

Thanks.

 

ReMark

[AutoCADBeginner]

Thanks. Will check in a while. If it didn't get to me, my email is all small letters, I just noticed the I was a capital because I'm typing from my phone. Talk to you later. Have a great day

[ReMark]

Nothing bounced back so I think it must have made it.

[lrm]

This is an awful drawing! Can you image trying to check the 0.390 dimension after the part was fabricated? As the Inventor version of the drawing that JD Mather made, several of the dimensions in the original drawing are wrong or redundant.