I'd throw the question back at them. Why did they design a part specifying material modifiers if they don't understand how those modifiers work?
It's been the same issue for the as long as GD&T has existed. There is not a company wide push for effective GD&T training and followup support. Design, Manufacturing and Quality Control all have to be brought in at the same time with pretty much the same training. Even Engineers fresh out of college have never been exposed to it, mostly because the people creating the curriculum have never been exposed to it.
I'd throw the question back at them. Why did they design a part specifying material modifiers if they don't understand how those modifiers work?
It's been the same issue for the as long as GD&T has existed. There is not a company wide push for effective GD&T training and followup support. Design, Manufacturing and Quality Control all have to be brought in at the same time with pretty much the same training. Even Engineers fresh out of college have never been exposed to it, mostly because the people creating the curriculum have never been exposed to it.
