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Y14.5 vs ISO Placement of Datum Feature Symbols

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mkcski

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I have a "European" drawing made in 2013 with Datum Feature Symbols attached to theoretical center planes and axis lines. Y14.5-2009 does not allow this - must be physical features. There is no statements/notes on the drawing telling what document(s) use to interpret the GDT. I assume the current revision of ISO 1101 is in effect. I have no copies of ISO GDT standards, which I know are very numerous , to refer to. I think ISO allowed this datum practice in the distant past but is now aligned with Y14.5 conventions. Can anyone tell me if this is acceptable before I inform our (potential) customer of the discrepancy.

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Per ISO 1101:1983 it was allowed to put datum feature symbol on the center line, but since the 2004 edition it is no longer legal.
 
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Very much appreciated.

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