Hello everyone
I need to inspect TP of a tapered through hole on a cylindrical surface at a distance of R. 10.4 from center of part as shown in image,
any thoughts on how this can be inspected..
is each end of the hole a different diameter? I don't think its a tapered hole, just a .250 hole drilled at a 6 deg angle. I can't see all your datums but the TP shouldn't be an issue.
The .410 on the bottom would be an intersection point from the axis of the cylinder and center of the arc?
is each end of the hole a different diameter? I don't think its a tapered hole, just a .250 hole drilled at a 6 deg angle. I can't see all your datums but the TP shouldn't be an issue.
The .410 on the bottom would be an intersection point from the axis of the cylinder and center of the arc?
Sorry my mistake, its an angled hole and all the diameters are same.
can we do it by neglecting arc?
as we wont be able to accurately measure center of arc
IMNSHO.... Each hole needs to have its own alignment based on the basic dimensions specified on the drawing, yes, 28 alignments including the 6° rotation and paste with pattern may not be your best option but it will work. I would use paste with pattern for the first measured feature to create the other 27 diameter measurements (including move points). Once everything has been measured, create the individual offset alignments for each hole tolerancing the position when the alignments are created. For each dimension each XYZ nominal should be zero
