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    Holes and Hole Notes

    Hole Definitions
    Through/Thru
    Hole cuts through
    entire thickness
    Clearance
    Hole large enough to
    allow screw head (and
    driver) to pass through
    Blind
    Hole does not cut
    through entire
    thickness

    Hole Definitions
    Countersink
    Conical-shaped recess
    around hole at surface
    Often used to accept
    tapered screw
    Counterbore
    Cylindrical recess around
    hole at surface
    Often used to receive a
    bolt head or nut
    Tapped
    Hole has internal threads
    Hole Note Symbols
    Hole Notes
    A 0.25 diameter blind hole
    is drilled 0.75 deep. Then a
    0.38 diameter counter bore
    is drilled 0.25 deep.
    Counterbore or
    Spotface symbol
    Depth
    symbol
    Hole Notes
    A 0.38 diameter blind hole
    is drilled 0.50 deep.
    Hole Notes
    A 0.38 diameter hole is drilled
    completely through the object.
    Hole Notes
    A 0.50 diameter hole is
    drilled completely through
    the object. Then a
    countersink is created with a
    1.00 diameter at the
    surface and tapering at 82.
    Countersink or
    symbol
    Thread Notes
    Thread are dimensioned
    with the use of local
    notes.
    Two methods
    ISO
    Unified National Thread
    method
    Unified National Thread Notes
    Thread per Inch
    Major Diameter
    Coarse or Fine
    threads. In this
    case C for
    course, F is for
    fine.
    ISO Thread Notes
    M for Metric
    12, Nominal
    Diameter in mm
    1.5, Pitch of
    the threads
    6, Grade of tolerance in the
    threads. Can be whole
    number from 3 to 9.
    H, allowance. H means no
    allowance, G means tight
    allowance.
    Prior to THRU may
    appear an LH for
    Left Hand thread

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