GD&T is not clear to understand??
GD&T is not clear to understand??
(OP)
In one of my customer drawing he has mentioned it as
1.WHEN INDICATED AT CYLINDER (DIAMETER) "A" AND SURFACE "B" & "C" RUN OUT AT DIAMETER D NOT TO EXCEED .003 T.I.R.
in the Notes.
I need to know the exact GD & T to be followed for this Statement.Kindly Help on this.
1.WHEN INDICATED AT CYLINDER (DIAMETER) "A" AND SURFACE "B" & "C" RUN OUT AT DIAMETER D NOT TO EXCEED .003 T.I.R.
in the Notes.
I need to know the exact GD & T to be followed for this Statement.Kindly Help on this.





RE: GD&T is not clear to understand??
Is it possible at least to have a hint, how part, including surfaces A, B, C, and D looks like?
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RE: GD&T is not clear to understand??
Or maybe something completely different.
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RE: GD&T is not clear to understand??
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RE: GD&T is not clear to understand??
But as a supplier Max is much better off with an official interpretation from the customer. That way he can say "I made what you asked for in your drawing, as clarified by you." Then if the parts really aren't what's needed Max gets paid for the second set.
RE: GD&T is not clear to understand??