Decimal places required for angles
Decimal places required for angles
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Using Y14.5 and decimal inch on drawing, how should an angle of say 25.000 (basic) degrees be expressed. How many decimal places are required?
The Standard seems to be a little vague or again I am overlooking.
The Standard seems to be a little vague or again I am overlooking.





RE: Decimal places required for angles
are used, both the plus and minus values and
the angle have the same number of decimal places.
EXAMPLE:
25.0° ±.2° not 25° ±.2°
RE: Decimal places required for angles
Supposing 6 holes at 60 degrees, with a positional tol of .005 dia. Is the angle required to have 3 trailing zeroes? Again by the Standard?
RE: Decimal places required for angles
RE: Decimal places required for angles
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RE: Decimal places required for angles
RE: Decimal places required for angles
RE: Decimal places required for angles
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