MAX Dimensions
MAX Dimensions
(OP)
Would a length dimension ever be modified by MAX? Because zero (0) is less than the MAX would that be acceptable?
I could understand a corner with a R.020 MAX meaning that a near-sharp corner is just as acceptable as R.020.
So in what other applications would the MAX modifier be used?
Thanks,
Matthew
I could understand a corner with a R.020 MAX meaning that a near-sharp corner is just as acceptable as R.020.
So in what other applications would the MAX modifier be used?
Thanks,
Matthew





RE: MAX Dimensions
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RE: MAX Dimensions
Peter Stockhausen
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RE: MAX Dimensions
Any place where you would be dimensioning a gap in an assembly as well. For example, if you had some handrails that form a "T" shape. If the handrails are touching, that's fine, but I don't want the gap to be big enough that somebody can get through.
In discussing how many pairs of leopard print shoes a person needs.
In accounting and finances (I will pay $4 MAX.).
-- MechEng2005
RE: MAX Dimensions
In essence, a situation where you'd prefer '0' but because of real world manufacturing constraints etc you need some permissible maximum distance/size.
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