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  1. GOM ATOS _ ZEISS

    DATUM: compound datum composed by two planes and one axis

    Hi, first of all thank you for answering, but, sorry, I did not understand, it is impossible to answer Why does not have enough information or Why with those three elements is impossible to define a datum? Thank you very much
  2. GOM ATOS _ ZEISS

    DATUM: compound datum composed by two planes and one axis

    Hello again everybody, unfortunately i can't put on the drawing, but basically the "problem" is that described above, if someone might reason with me in geometric terms it would be of great help and kindness. I hope to find many opinions, even for curio and personal completeness. in the end...
  3. GOM ATOS _ ZEISS

    DATUM: compound datum composed by two planes and one axis

    ______________________ |position|0.4|A-B-C|D|E| is written in this way, also i don't understand the additional axis, I do not understand the element that I have to obtain, and how, from the three elements anyway, tomorrow I will have the drawing. and thanks for the help given to here
  4. GOM ATOS _ ZEISS

    DATUM: compound datum composed by two planes and one axis

    SORRY for this poor rappresentation, but for now that is all i can do, I hope that somehow helpful Tomorrow I will attach the drawing images Yes, it is, because the position tolerance has also a secondary and tertiary datum that will Clamp the part. Thanks for participating
  5. GOM ATOS _ ZEISS

    DATUM: compound datum composed by two planes and one axis

    Hello everybody, I'm Marco, an italian Informatics Industrial Engineer that work on an Optical 3D Scanner and a CMM, now i have to take a position tolerance (zone 0,4mm), but the primary datum is a compound datum formed by A-B-C in a Cartesian coordinate system XYZ A: is an axis in X direction...

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