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A typo on Fig. B-14 ?

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SeasonLee

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Please ref to the Fig. B-14 on Y14.43-2011
Is this a typo on the gage basic dimension 29 ?

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The iso view is not clear which surface the 29 dim goes to. It also does not indicated the thickness of the bottom flange. So, is it 26 + 3 for the flange? Or, a typo.

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They need better students to do the figures.
 
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The 3mm flange will not be a good design, its too small for me, it could be a typo.

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And I noticed the figure is exactly the same as previous 2003 version.

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ctopher - these figures are from Y14.43 Dimensioning and Tolerancing Principles for Gages and Fixtures.
 
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