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Sa-Ro said:@CheckerHater
Small hole will be positioned wrt to datum A.
@ 3DDave
Small hole will be positioned wrt to datum A.
3DDave said:Shared centers have an implied zero dimension between them. That's why coaxial holes don't need a "0.00000" dimension between their centers.
Burunduk said:"@CheckerHater & @3DDave, Small hole will be positioned wrt to datum A."
Burunduk said:what's the deal with the trend of using the '@' symbol
Cool! I didn't know that .Sa-Ro said:In whats app messaging application software, if we mentioned @ symbol the list of contacts will be displayed and the concerned person will be notified separately
No, that wasn't my suggestion, although they could be A and B and then hyphenated for use in the profile feature control frame.Do you mean to provide datum B for opposite (to dia 28) bore and use datum A and B for profile tolerance?
Belanger said:If you're using ASME Y14.5, then the simplest solution would be the CF designation, which would define the datum as coming from the full bore (through) and it would also tackle the issue of locating those 28 diameters to each other.
Can you provide any reference standards for this?
I am using ASME Y14.5:2018 standard.Belanger said:simplest solution would be the CF designation
My bores are different in size Dia 28 and dia 30Burunduk said:specify "2X" before the diameter 28 dimension
I have ASME Y14.5:2018 book. But unable to locate the guideline for implied zero dimension for linear.3DDave said:standards are the rule book
I disagree with A1 - A2 in an FCF. "A1" and "A2" may only be datum targets labeling datum feature "A".jassco said:You can use either A - B, A1 - A2, or X - Y to label them as multiple datum in your FCF
Jassco said:The second image you posted is not considered a CF as they are two separate features.