ANSI/ASME standard
ANSI/ASME standard
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Hi,
I need ANSI/ASME Y14.5M-1994 standard (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing). Does anybody have any links to WEB to find it (not to buy
)? Or maybe somebody have it in electronic version (.pdf files?)?
I will very appreciate your help.
I need ANSI/ASME Y14.5M-1994 standard (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing). Does anybody have any links to WEB to find it (not to buy
I will very appreciate your help.





RE: ANSI/ASME standard
RE: ANSI/ASME standard
to the web and see if anyone wants to
sell it for a reasonable price as a
used book. It is an invaluable tool to
use to understand geometric tolerancing.
I think technical libraries may have a
copy available to loan.
RE: ANSI/ASME standard
RE: ANSI/ASME standard
RE: ANSI/ASME standard
I've worked with the standard for many years and have found that it is VERY helpful to get a textbook on the subject; the standard is very terse and formal and simply doesn't provide sufficient depth or examples. I can recommend two good textbooks on the subject. Just say the word.
Tunalover
RE: ANSI/ASME standard
The documents are based on quite a few standards, including the ASME Y14 series, and the web subscription is rather inexpensive.
If you need the actual standard, you can buy a download on the ASME website - http://www.asme.org.
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I just want to say the word
Thanks in advance!
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The general tolerance block in the border, in this case, has both fraction based tolerance and decimal based (xx, xxx) tolerances listed.
Thanks,
CCW
RE: ANSI/ASME standard
The website manager apparently removed my reply to you because I included my work email address. Please contact me through the regular forum channels...there's a way.
I'd be happy to provide you with the titles and ISBNs (as I said in my reply) but you need to somehow provide me with your email address.
Tunalover
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John
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Bill
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In answer to the question concerning the mixed use of fractions and decimals on the same drawing. I am unaware of any ANSI standard that prohibits thier mixed use as long as there is specific tolerances applied to each in the tolerance block. There may be an internal requirement to your company. And if you want to continue working there you may want to comply with that internal standard or at least try to get it changed first through proper channels. ANSI/ASME Y14.5M is not law, it is a guideline. Companies comply with the guideline as they see fit. Bucking company policy is often a surefire way to become unemployed.