OK, so I was told to do the following by my supervisor today. I really hate having to tell him that he has no idea what he's doing and that he doesn't know the applicable drafting standard, so I thought that it would be better to simply offer a solution that does jive with the spec.
He wants to indicate R.002 +.003/-.000, but with an emphasis on trying to produce the radius at .002 rather than taking the total permissible error and shooting for the middle. His solution to this problem is to say .005 MAX; GOAL R.002, but I hate this personally because the word GOAL is not mentioned in the spec as an acceptable descriptor for tolerancing a part. In fact, I'm pretty sure there are parts of the spec that say not to do things like this.
Any suggestions? Is there a way that you can say, what my boss wants the drawing to say by using acceptable symbology and terminology?
He wants to indicate R.002 +.003/-.000, but with an emphasis on trying to produce the radius at .002 rather than taking the total permissible error and shooting for the middle. His solution to this problem is to say .005 MAX; GOAL R.002, but I hate this personally because the word GOAL is not mentioned in the spec as an acceptable descriptor for tolerancing a part. In fact, I'm pretty sure there are parts of the spec that say not to do things like this.
Any suggestions? Is there a way that you can say, what my boss wants the drawing to say by using acceptable symbology and terminology?