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BTW you can not TP a surface a surface is not a FOS so that is actually an illegal callout.
Same would go for perpendicularity. It you tack it on a diameter it has to have the diameter symbol.
Hey Guys , sorry to keep ask the same question but , I need to Understand , can you please see the picture , in this example the position use spherical TP , TP/S1.0/A/B/C , so in this situation can I Use the "Z" or not
But the problem the Z is very difficult to hold, because you need to Square root the three axes
In ISO-land, that is a legal callout - but you must omit the Ø!
...and yes, I know that is the same as a profile callout.
Again, in ISO-land... If you tack it on the diameters centerline, the Ø must be there. However, if you tack it on the leaderlines coming from the generating lines (? two lines drawn from the 'surfaces' of the hole) you can omit the 'Ø' - which makes it perpendicularity in one axis. So, the way the callout is 'attached' to the feature also depicts how the evaluation is to be done.
Don't know if ASME says the same though.
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