Creating a Geometrical Tolerance 

The Tools Palette is displayed according to the type of face selected depending on the canonicity. In this scenario the Tools Palette is not used. For more information, refer to Propagating Geometry Selection for Feature Creation.

1. In the Add Tolerance section, click the required tolerance indicator to add it to the current feature.
   You can add as many tolerances as required.
   The tolerance indicator is added below the previous one in a separate line. Each line is represented by tabs in the Edit Tolerance section.
2. In the Edit Tolerance section, you can replace the selected tolerance indicator with another one from the list.
   In the list, you can also select Remove Line to remove the selected line. This option is unavailable if the selected tolerance line is the only one in the list.
3. In the Edit Tolerance box, add the tolerance value.
   In the Edit Tolerance section, you can also select engineering symbols.
4. In the Reference boxes, add references.
   You can add the first reference, by default. To add the second and the third reference, the previous reference must be added. You can also select engineering symbols. The references can be cleared.

   In the Datum systems and datums box and the Datum features box, select the existing datum systems and the datum features.

5. In the Auxiliary Feature Indicators list, select a local indicator.
   The engineering symbols list and datum feature identifier box are available for modification.
6. In the Auxiliary Feature Text Indicator box, add an indication text.
   You can also select engineering symbols.
7. In the Global Text Indicators boxes, add an upper and a lower text.
   You can also select engineering symbols.

   The symbols selected in in the Geometrical Tolerance dialog box are saved as a user preference for each field. You can add maximum three non-identical local identifiers for a single tolerance.