Jul 25, 2006 · Anyone know the exact definition for the notation: TYPICAL or TYP? I have some old drawing that use them. I'm not sure where or when to use them, or if it is even a standard. Any info is …

Mar 28, 2003 · Using TYP is an old habit that is still hard to quit. The dimension and applied tolerances for this feature are the same for all other features of the same size and shape.

Oct 9, 2009 · Is it appropriate to say "BOTH SIDES" or "TYP" to indicate that the dimensions apply on the other side of the part where the feature and hole relationship are mirrored?

Jul 25, 2006 · Anyone know the exact definition for the notation: TYPICAL or TYP? I have some old drawing that use them. I'm not sure where or when to use them, or if it is even a standard. Any info is …

Apr 25, 2008 · Having two separate drawings introduces the chance of missing something when a revision is incorporated. I think it actually gives you less control of the drawings, not better.

Jul 21, 2017 · I know people have asked about using TYP on drawings ad infinitum on this forum. But I'm wondering how you handle repetitive details in 2D drawings, not repetitive features.

Oct 24, 2007 · TYP stands for "Typical", and is no longer in use on drawings created under ASME Y14.5-1994, having been replaced with an accounting of the actual number of occurances using "X" …

Feb 13, 2009 · I often use "TYP" for weld symbols (although the external and internal drafting standards where I work are all but non-existant). I think with weld symbols, it is a lot cleaner.

Nov 24, 2009 · So, per a previous post of mine, we've discussed that fact that TYP is a nonstandard way of indicating multiple instances of a dimension and a preferred method is to actually state how many …

May 17, 2016 · It seems that the same people who cling to the "PLACES" practice also adhere to the "TYP" practice. I have been scoffed at numerous times the unknowing and ignorant for pointing out …