Feb 17, 2023 #1 saad.mech Mechanical Nov 22, 2022 3 0 0 PK Hello there. I am implementing the GD&T standard (ISO) and wanted to know how would I dimension a part that uses a countersink bit. The bit is to be used on a shaft where the cone of a M4 set screw will seat, there are no threads.
Hello there. I am implementing the GD&T standard (ISO) and wanted to know how would I dimension a part that uses a countersink bit. The bit is to be used on a shaft where the cone of a M4 set screw will seat, there are no threads.
Feb 20, 2023 1 #2 Wuzhee Automotive Jul 12, 2022 269 0 0 DE You don't need GD&T for a countersink dimension. Just give angle and depth in this case and you're good to go. Upvote 0 Downvote
You don't need GD&T for a countersink dimension. Just give angle and depth in this case and you're good to go.