I recently ran across a free (public domain) Geometric Design and Tolerancing font ("It includes upper / lower case with the addition of surface finish, welding and some other metrology related symbols plus composite feature control frames."
This is a TrueType font and should work with with any software compatible with TrueType.
As an aside, I was able to install the font in Ubuntu Linux and use it with LibreOffice with no problems.
You can download the font from here (a zip file which includes some PDF documents explaining the symbols):
http://www.fontspace.com/micronus/y145m-2009
This is a TrueType font and should work with with any software compatible with TrueType. As an aside, I was able to install the font in Ubuntu Linux and use it with LibreOffice with no problems.
You can download the font from here (a zip file which includes some PDF documents explaining the symbols):
http://www.fontspace.com/micronus/y145m-2009
