Hole requirements belong to the finished part.
A cut hole, drilled hole, bore and thread are different procurement features. Diameter, depth, position, tolerance, countersink/counterbore, thread specification and downstream assembly need to be explicit.
Choose the hole-making route from the drawing.
Small-hole rules and machine limits are not universal across material, thickness, geometry and setup. The drawing requirement controls the review.
Use the process page that matches the finished feature requirement.
Broader machining and quality pages pick up the order when the feature goes beyond drilled/threaded holes.
Drilling & Machining
Use for boring, milling, machined faces or other precision interfaces.
Explore →PartBase Plates & Frames
Common part context for critical hole patterns and assembly datums.
Explore →QualityTolerance & Accuracy
Review why feature tolerance depends on process, geometry and measurement method.
Explore →Describe the finished hole, not just the cutting method.
Include material, thickness, hole/thread specification, datums, tolerance, quantity and destination.