Where Do I Get The Symbols

[Dean Fowell]

Where do i get the Symbols for eletrical panel tags , I am going to make 50 or so

[Dan Hintz]

Depends upon the symbol you want, but they can all (eventually) be found through Google with "electrical symbol", "schematic symbol", etc.

[Tony Lenkic]

Can you be bit more specific on type of symbols you need.

[Dean Fowell]

The Symbol in this picture next to the 3

184219

[Tony Lenkic]

Dean,

In Corel pick a font and start typing 3 followed by holding down ALT key + 0216 (numerical ASCII code for that symbol)

[Dean Fowell]

Thanks alot thats what i needed

[Tony Lenkic]

Dean - one more tip on how to get to extended character set in Corel. Under Text drop down menu go to insert symbol character (F11). This will bring a docker with all character for font of your choice. Scroll down to find one you need and click on "insert" at bottom or you can simply drag and drop it on the page.

[Doug Griffith]

Illustrator and Autocad users should check out codezebra.

[Russell Ludwick]

I used to do inspections for machined parts and found a great font called Verisurf for all kind of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T). It has diameter and a bunch of other useful symbols.

[Dan Hintz]

Great find, Russell...

[Andrew Mammoliti]

The Symbol in this picture next to the 3

184219


That symbol means "Phase" :)

[Dean Fowell]

Thanks Andrew,

[Scott Shepherd]

Pay attention to detail on panel tags. What you type, understanding it or not, could cost someone their life or serious injury.

[Robert Walters]

I used to do inspections for machined parts and found a great font called Verisurf for all kind of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T). It has diameter and a bunch of other useful symbols.

This font?
http://www.verisurf.com/gd&t_font.htm