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I don't believe it should be illegal to have an angle for the hole like you illustrated. Never said it was. Yes you can have a non-diametric tolerance zone for a FOS but you need to place the FCF in a manner that shows this. In other words the FCF can not be attached to the FOS but rather to the dimension lines. If it is attached to the FOS it is diametric. Your page 60 and mine are much different, I am in section 5.9 also demonstrated in illustration 5-42 (my page 60 is on datums). So yes you can do a non-diametric tolerance zone but where you place the FCF dictates the legallity of it.
I don't believe it should be illegal to have an angle for the hole like you illustrated. Never said it was. Yes you can have a non-diametric tolerance zone for a FOS but you need to place the FCF in a manner that shows this. In other words the FCF can not be attached to the FOS but rather to the dimension lines. If it is attached to the FOS it is diametric. Your page 60 and mine are much different, I am in section 5.9 also demonstrated in illustration 5-42 (my page 60 is on datums). So yes you can do a non-diametric tolerance zone but where you place the FCF dictates the legallity of it.
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