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backgear

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Can anyone elaborate on what 'manufactured using loft' means?

Thank you.
 
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What we used to call a loft was a dimensionless drawing on Mylar drawn at full scale. The part was considered acceptable if it fitted in the lines drawn.
This may not be what you are after, others may be able to help more.
B.E.
 
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B.E.,

Thank you. That's what I was after.
 
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