IS ANYONE UP THERE GOOD WITH GD&T?
IS ANYONE UP THERE GOOD WITH GD&T?
(OP)
IS ANYONE UP THERE GOOD WITH GD&T? I HAVE A V-BELT PULLEY I CAN'T SEEM TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO PUT GD&T ON IT. THE SET SCREWS ARE NOT GOING TO THE CENTER. THEY ARE 90º TO EACH OTHER BUT ONE IS OFF THE CENTERLINEONE OF THE SET SCREWS IS ON A KEYWAY THE OTHER IS 90º TO THE OTHER. ANY IDEAS?
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RE: IS ANYONE UP THERE GOOD WITH GD&T?
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RE: IS ANYONE UP THERE GOOD WITH GD&T?
You just pick the edge and attach a GDT tolerance to it. If your using a Datum then same thing applies, either pick the edge or the Datum tool first. Then pick what ever other one you didn't pick.
After re-reading your post you might want to post this in a differnt forum like Forum174.
FYI - mikewestterfield there is no need to SHOUT.
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RE: IS ANYONE UP THERE GOOD WITH GD&T?
It sounds like the screws need to be place relative to one another with respect to the center of this part, even though the screws are not on the center of a part.
You'll probably want to use positioning but it's hard to tell without seeing what you are trying to do.
Good luck!
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Thanks to all again!
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We are in the middle of GDT refresher training currently, so this is a good opportunity for us both.
RE: IS ANYONE UP THERE GOOD WITH GD&T?
Is the whole problem easier if both holes are moved (15 degrees for example) so that two angular dimensions have to be SPECIFIED on the drawing, taking all presumption out of the picture. Seems that once these two angular dimensions appear on the drawing, tying them down with GD&T becomes easier.