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Originally Posted by fcsuper
cadguy,
Is tihs allowed and/or supported by sectioning in the ASME standard? The arrows represent the direction of viewing. I'm not sure the rotational viewing required by your request is supported. Nor, that it will be well understood by someone looking at the drawing (even if supported). Most people will except a true orthagonal projection.
Either way, if you wish to do this, you may have to fake it somehow more complex than the previous suggestion. Maybe make a sheet metal part that has an equal radius to your section as a bend, then unbend it in place of the section.
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Thanks fcsuper,
I believe that it would be supported by the standard as long as I am only using the resulting section to dimension features which are orthogonal to the section line and I don't attempt to dimension between them. The actual geometry I am working with is swept along two axis - I might have over-simplified things in my example. I do, however, think that you are correct with your solution. I ended up faking the section in the final drawing. Thanks for all the help and suggestions.
-cadguy09