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  1. semiond

    Controlling "sharp" edges through geometrical controls

    Searching the forum for information regarding application of GD&T on edges, i found thread1103-310372, where it seems that most participants agreed that edges (including those that connect surfaces at an angle smaller than 90 deg.) can legally be used as datums (recommended or not - is a...
  2. semiond

    Datum target cylinders?

    Hello all, Fig. 4-49 in ASME Y-14.5-2009 displays the use of datum target spheres. I wanted to know if it is also acceptable to use datum target cylinders. I haven't seen an example in the standard and i'm not sure whether it is allowed or not. One case where this could be useful is parts with...
  3. semiond

    Difference between axial total runout and perpendicularity

    Hi all, A part is consisted of two coaxial cylindrical features. Is there any difference between the following callouts: 1. Perpendicularity on the end face of one of the features to a datum axis of the other feature. 2. Total axial runout on the same end face to the datum axis. In terms of...
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    Simulating a datum center plane

    I need help in understanding this issue regarding simulating a center plane from a datum feature related to an external width dimension: let's say a width dimention is defined as a primary datum feature. When using a vise-like physical datum feature simulator with two almost parallel faces that...

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