Ok guys hack on me if you will, but I need some help.
I am new here and new to the "automotive GD&T world."
My background is odd....
I have been a toolmaker in the appliance intustry for 21 years. I was a die designer for 4 years for the same industry. Using 2D software. (AutoCad2004.)
I acquired a job as a toolmaker for the past 4 years in the automotive industry. It is a stamping plant. I adapted well. Excelled as a toolmaker and eventually acquired a position of New tooling engineer. I'm not here to boast. Quite the opposite actually. I know dies. What I don't know is GD&T....
I talk to toolshops about how I want the dies built but i, (embarrassingly) can not talk in depth about GD&T specifics.
My ultimate question is,,,,where can I go to get the best/fastest education on GD&T? No college or junior college around here offers any education on GD&T. And I need this desperatly. i would love any input on this issue I have.
I am new here and new to the "automotive GD&T world."
My background is odd....
I have been a toolmaker in the appliance intustry for 21 years. I was a die designer for 4 years for the same industry. Using 2D software. (AutoCad2004.)
I acquired a job as a toolmaker for the past 4 years in the automotive industry. It is a stamping plant. I adapted well. Excelled as a toolmaker and eventually acquired a position of New tooling engineer. I'm not here to boast. Quite the opposite actually. I know dies. What I don't know is GD&T....
I talk to toolshops about how I want the dies built but i, (embarrassingly) can not talk in depth about GD&T specifics.
My ultimate question is,,,,where can I go to get the best/fastest education on GD&T? No college or junior college around here offers any education on GD&T. And I need this desperatly. i would love any input on this issue I have.
