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I have experience with similar sounding situation....
I used to work for a company that made funky shaped medical implants. Parts were made in a mill-turn & supplied to the CMM still on the dovetail/not "cut off" yet. We'd put the dovetail in a vice & measure the exposed part using an iterative alignment (op10). Made it really easy to hole and work with. Op20 was usually the cutoff and we'd inspect the profile of the "cutoff" area with an inspection mylar on an optical comparator. Hopefully this helps in some way.
Here is a pic of some of the parts I am referring to..except for the screws and PEAK bone spacers all of these parts are at a weird huge broad sweeping radius and are controlled by iterative alignments:
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