I have a part that is constantly out of tolerance on radial runout. My datum is a cylinder and my runout feature is a circle. When I change runout from from radial to axial, it’s now within tolerance.
I looked up radial runout and axial runout and the difference is radial is how far off a feature is off the datum axis but still parallel and axial is how much of a tilt the feature has to the datum axis. Which one should I use and why and I out of tolerance with only one and not both?
Are we talking circular runout vs total runout here? They are very similar to each-other..you measure them both the exact same way & collect the same data.. the way the final result is calculated is different depending on which one the print requires
Are we talking circular runout vs total runout here? They are very similar to each-other..you measure them both the exact same way & collect the same data.. the way the final result is calculated is different depending on which one the print requires