Measure radius
You can measure the radius of several objects. You can measure:
• partial and full cylinders
• fillet
• circle
• arc
• major radius of both partial and full torus
• minor radius of both partial and full torus
In this section:
• Measuring the radius of a cylinder, arc, or circle
• Measuring the major radius of a torus
• Measuring the minor radius of a torus
To measure the radius of a cylinder, arc, or circle
1. Click
Analysis and then, in the
Measure group, click the arrow next to
Rad/Dia.
2. Click
Radius. The
Measure Output and
Distance dialog boxes open.
3. Specify the cylindrical face, circle, or arc. The viewer displays the radius in the Distance Output box.
4. You can click further measure options, or click
to complete the operation.
To measure the major radius of a torus
You can measure the major radius of both partial and full tori.
1. Click
Analysis and then, in the
Measure group, click the arrow next to
Rad/Dia.
2. Click
Radius. The
Measure Output and
Distance dialog boxes open.
3. Click a face on the torus.
4. Click Torus Major. The viewer displays the radius in the Distance Output box.
5. You can click further measure options, or click
to complete the operation.
To measure the minor radius of a torus
You can measure the minor radius of both partial and full tori.
1. Click
Analysis and then, in the
Measure group, click the arrow next to
Rad/Dia.
2. Click
Radius. The
Measure Output and
Distance dialog boxes open.
3. Click a face on the torus.
4. Click Torus Minor. The viewer displays the radius in the Distance Output box.
5. You can click further measure options, or click
to complete the operation.