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Perpendicularity callout

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DennisP

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I have a print that has a perpendicularity callout on an end face of a cylindrical part of .25% to DATUM X, which is the OD of the part. I'm familiar with perpendicularity, but have never seen it called out as a percentage. My question is , a percentage of what?
 
I agree with Chris.

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Send it back, make them do the math.
 
I agree with everyone else.

This seems just to be laziness on the part of the designer. They should just do that math, if they change the diameter later on they'll need to remember to recalculate it.

 
Thank you all for the responses. We're going to get back with the customer and have them spec it properly.
 
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