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Is 3 usually written as 3# or #3?

2017-05-11View Original

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Is the number 3 in the drawings usually written as 3# or #3? Which standard specifies this notation?
Reply #22017-05-11
It’s all just a matter of convention; there’s no standard that specifies this way of writing, right?
Reply #32017-05-11
No relevant standards or specifications seem to exist; *it’s still 3# by convention.
Reply #42017-05-12
We* usually write it as 3#, and this depends on individual* preference; I’ve never seen any specific requirements regarding this

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