Perpendicularity axis to axis

[SeasonLee]

Please ref to the attached figure, the perpendicularity tolerance zone is two parallel planes that are .002 apart or a .002 diameter cylinder ?

The hole could slant to any direction, so I believe a cylindrical tolerance zone will be reasonable. How do you think ?

Season

 

[pmarc]

With the way it has been specified, it is not a .002 diameter cylinder for sure - diameter symbol in perpendicularity FCF is missing.
If you are fine with both axes tilting to any direction within specified limit, cylindrical tolerance zone is much more reasonable choice.

 

[CheckerHater]

Should you specify cylindrical tolerance zone, you may also want to consider adding secondary datum to prevent free rotation of your tolerance zone around primary datum axis.

 

[SeasonLee]

Here is another example without diameter symbol, it means the tilt only limit to certain direction, this is not the real case.

Season

 

[fsincox]

In the second example it would not actually add any additional control to use a cylindrical zone.
Frank