All Around Symbol Without Profile

[[DC...]]

Have any of you ever seen the "All Around" symbol (modifier?) used without profile?

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[[Ma...]]

Never seen that - imagine this as rounded edges ( like chamfer )

[[DC...]]

It's actually a fillet, there is a planar surface between the two fillets. The symbol is on another radius. The title block says ASME and points to a design spec, the spec points to 14.5, no year specified. 14.5 only uses "All Around" with Profile, unless I'm missing something.

[[Ma...]]

Designers are mostly not knowing standards in correct way. Here it can be - oh, so this is to mark all around so i'll draw this fillet like that - easy for me.

I am glad i can run to them with a secretly hidden hammer just to ask them what's that 🤣

[[Er...]]

That's too funny. I'm guessing said engineer wants the radius to be a controlled radius, or as I have seen on prints it state a True Radius, meaning no flats or irregularities within the radius. I haven't seen anyone use a modifier on a radius before.

[[DC...]]

The tolerance is huge on the radius, it seems to be transitional between surfaces. the other side of the part is drawn / modeled the same as this side without any dimensions, so my best guess is they meant "TYP". The drawing originated outside the USA, but it does say it is ASME. Probably a "fat finger".