CMM inspection planning and representing a strategy

Your thread title phraseology is cool, but here's a dose of reality: Engineers and CMM programmers can be like oil and water.
Your university should have scheduled you more field trips to the real world. (read: CMM area)
It's a good learn to see what reality is like down in the trenches, without all the podium-speak.
Then, you could make up your own mind as to which way the wind blows.
good luck

I was going to have a go at it as I'm just sat running parts, but there's no Dat G on the print (I know it shows it on the sketch but I'm not going off that, calling especially when you have Face B is Dat G and such nonsense).

Sounds like an engineer in the making. He'll be spitting out prints, shooting them down to the shop floor and baffling the heII out of machinists and inspectors in no time.

Could you supply a link to 'CMM area' it's a book right?

That was hilarious. So dalon, are you planning on producing some kind of procedural process for FORCING someone to do what they were hired to do, the best way possible?

Let's say you are an office cleaning expert. If a company hired you, just to mop their floors, then gave you a schematic on how to mop every floor of every room, which involved using a toothbrush and a 16 ounce solo cup, or a huge mop that weighs about 50 lbs when wet... Then they handed you a ridiculously detailed map, plotting out a path which induces 40% extra walking, 60% more bending and of course just these two tools for the job (one is inadequate and the other is seriously labor intensive/overkill)...
How would you feel?
Would you just follow the instructions?
What if furniture moved, and the maps are no longer accurate to the layout. Are you responsible for updating the map, or are they?

Let that perception sink in.

Kp61dude!

Could you supply a link to 'CMM area' it's a book right?

Not a book per se, but maybe a physical place who's activities are guided by a book:
https://www.asme.org/products/codes-standards/y145-2009-dimensioning-and-tolerancing
For many, this book is gospel:



For others, (many engineers) it's a very dry read and so is interpreted as:



so to appear Engineer-like, they use lots of symbols from the ol' college textbooks.

dalon is running a project but yet he doesn't check or reply to any of the posts or comments in 16 days, sounds like some of the engineers/ project managers I have worked with!!

He's posted the exact same crap 3 years running on the other side.

How many years is this project gonna run for? Shouldn't you have graduated by now?

Some guy named Dimitrios hit me up on linkedin asking me to do the same survey ---___---