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You know you are an old Draftsman when... 1. You know how to control line weights by rolling your pencil. 2. You know that a French curve isn't a grade change on a language exam. 3. You've erased sepias with chemicals. 4. You've had a roll of toilet paper on your drafting board. 5...

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How should you indicate (callout) a Tack Weld for a Nut on a Drawing with Symbol & Verbage? Thanks for any Help.

How should you indicate (callout) a Tack Weld for a Nut on a Drawing with Symbol/Verbage? Thanks for any Help.

Michal, on the last Drawing the 40 Dim. on Datum "B" should have a tolerance applied to it somewhere or just remove the Basic and give it a +-Tol. also the 10 Dia. should have a Tol. for the mating rivet. RFS is o.k. for Hole mating with Rivet.

What would the GD&T callout for a pin at 75 Deg. to a surface at the end of a round shaft be?

johnson3 (Mechanical) Please scan and post if you can-It may help many.

Clarification/Explanation Former Practice, Important Changes & Consequences ISO 286-1:1988 clause 5.3.2 states: For drawings which do not have notation "Tolerancing ISO 8015", the default case for tolerances of the ISO system of limits and fits is the type "Two-point size and...

(Note:ISO 8015 Canceled & Replaced by ISO 286-1 1988) BEST BOOK TO STUDY DIFFERENCES-WELL WORTH TIME AND $$$ GEOMETRIC DIMENSIONING AND TOLERANCING IN 2007 Workbook and Answerbook by James D. Meadows] 560 pages, illustrated / $109.00...

No, actually they are very much the same except for a few changes that will not affect the Gaging Standard, verification of maximum material condition (MMC) size envelopes and virtual condition boundaries generated by geometric tolerances controlled at maximum material condition are still the...

Y14.43-2003 GEOMETRIC DIMENSIONING AND TOLERANCING Principles for Gages and Fixtures Y14.43-2003 Dimensioning and Tolerancing Principles for Gages and Fixtures Committee Chairman: James D. Meadows Published 2003 108 pages / $85.00 ISBN: 0-7918-2808-5...

Level 2: Dimensioning and Tolerancing of Functional Gages and Fixtures and Variables Data Collection and Analysis [per the ASME Y14.43-2003 Standard] All those persons with an interest in learning the new rules, regulations and preferred ASME and ANSI practices per the newly...

You may use 5X, or the number of times used with the "X". Also a note may be used such as ALL OUTSIDE RADII 5, ALL BEND RADII 10, or UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED ALL FILLETS Radii 3. You may even use TYP 5 PLACES as a local note (make sure you call out the number of PL)as long as it is clear...

I agree that a standard should fully explain itself without additional materials unless it refers to materials that are themselves fully explained. I am simply asking anybody that has this Standard, if they understand it to please, if they could Maybee explain it in a clearer manner, to give me...

Now you get it-that is part of the problem. What the heck are they trying to say? it is not clear to me either.

• Maximum Material Boundary (MMB) • Least Material Boundary (LMB) • True Geometric Counterpart (TGC) • Regardless of Feature Boundary (RMB) • Degrees of Freedom (DOF)

In the new ASME Y14.5 DRAFT @ 4.12.7 Translation Modifier. "When it is necessary to indicate that the basic location of the TGC is unlocked and the TGC is able to translate within specified geometric control to fully engage the feature, the translation modifier is added to the feature control...

In the new ASME Y14.5 DRAFT @ 4.12.7 Translation Modifier. "When it is necessary to indicate that the basic location of the TGC is unlocked and the TGC is able to translate within specified geometric control to fully engage the feature, the translation modifier is added to the feature control...

Draft is no longer for sale/review from SAE untill new Standard is released December this year or early 2009.

Check ASME Y14.3M-1994 2.9 Details & see Fig. 2-9