Good morning, attached is a pic I wanted to get some feedback on. I wanted to see what the best Alignment would be. Its a bent Part. Any Advice would be great. Thank you.
An orthogonal view would be useful here. What I'm seeing is a straight piece of square pipe, but viewed at an angle, with the holes machined into the part at that angle? So, what I see is the planar face A (facing towards you) is your A datum, right hole is your B datum, and the left hole is your C datum. Still, I have questions.
1) are the holes machined in perpendicular to the A datum, or perpendicular to the print view (that is, with datum A sloping)?
2) Which directions are X,Y and Z? By looking at the cartesian coordinates, it's hard to tell, but I suspect that x-axis is in the normal y direction.
If B and C are machined at an angle, you'll need to go into your feature edit window, and change the
i,j,k vectors to the correct direction.
An orthogonal view would be useful here. What I'm seeing is a straight piece of square pipe, but viewed at an angle, with the holes machined into the part at that angle? So, what I see is the planar face A (facing towards you) is your A datum, right hole is your B datum, and the left hole is your C datum. Still, I have questions.
1) are the holes machined in perpendicular to the A datum, or perpendicular to the print view (that is, with datum A sloping)?
2) Which directions are X,Y and Z? By looking at the cartesian coordinates, it's hard to tell, but I suspect that x-axis is in the normal y direction.
If B and C are machined at an angle, you'll need to go into your feature edit window, and change the
i,j,k vectors to the correct direction.
