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Redimensioning in AutoCAD

Is there an easy way to redimension something in AutoCAD? Will the redimension show up as a permanent change or is it just for blueprints?

I'm trying to make a solid model using a wax based rapid prototype machine, but wax has a tendency to not like press fitting. Therefore, I need to change the dimensions of a number of shafts and holes by a few hundredths of an inch.

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