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cloud11

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Dec 17, 2012
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Hi experts,

Is it posible to have only one datum for a true position callout as shown in the picture? Is the 2*SQR(x^2+y^2) formula still valid in this case? If so, then the .720 will have +/- 0.020 tolerance? Thanks.

Cloud
 
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Agree with lifttrucks. This scenario is highly dependent on which standard you're invoking on the print. Per ASME Y14.5 it is not even legal. Per ISO, it is.

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It is an ISO 8015 if not mistaken. So, the formula can be applied? And, the tolerance for .720 should be +/-.020? Thanks.
 
Per ISO, the callout is fine. The formula? That's the error on the position of a feature of size based on its delta-x and delta-y values wrt the basic location. The "simple conversion" of the pos 0.040 is simply +/- half the position tolerance for a planar surface location.

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The formula you are thinking of is not for this type of application of position, this is clearly ISO and is OK for ISO a single datum is fine here.
 
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