Creating Center Marks and Centerlines

October 22nd, 2009 | AutoCAD Tutorials

You can indicate the centers of circles and arcs using center marks and centerlines. You can also format the size of center marks and centerlines.

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To create a center mark

From the Dimension menu, select Center Mark.
Select the circle or arc for which you want to create a center mark.

Command line DIMCENTER

You format center marks on the Lines and Arrows tab of the Dimension Style dialog box. You can change the size of the center marks, and turn center mark and centerline display on and off.

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