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Seems to be a poorly defined drawing, no? Basic dimensions are used as references to a defined feature. If there are no defined features, then what's the relevance of the drawing?

Agree with 3DDave. Basic dimensions are, in simplest terms, reference dimensions, in your case, of the true position callout.

All of the above. Fun, challenging, lots of work, but incredibly rewarding. The rewards are contingent to what you consider enjoyable, of course. Not to mention plenty of job opportunities after graduation. Advice: 1. Definitely try to find an internship in a related field so you get a feel of...

Hello All, I'd like to gather some thoughts on interpreting tensile test charts. I've seen a number of examples online as well as on textbooks but as I've started reviewing real world examples, as is often the case, there are some chart behavior that I can't quite explain. I've attached a photo...

Thank you both for your responses! @Dalinus you've hit the target. The language is quite explicit under that section. Again, thank you both.

Hello All, I'm seeking clarification on AMS 2750E's SAT frequency requirement (Section 3.4.3 and Table 6 - Parts Furnace Class). This table indicates that a normal SAT interval, let's say for a class 3 - Type B furnace, is monthly. What is the industry accepted interpretation of this...