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Pass fail to tolerances

Peter Martignacco
Here is my problem. If I say I only want to report 3 digits and .005+/-.001 and the result is .0061 it will show me a fail. I want it to show me a pass. Same with .0039 want to show as a pass.

Anything in the software that I can turn on to correct the pass fail with that?

Any thoughts would helpful can think of some work arounds.
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  • If the drawing specify Y14.5 then that document specifies that All tolerances are absolute no matter how many bazillion zeros you go out to. I.E. a 1 +/- .001 dimension is out of tolerance if the measurement is 1.00100000001. If you are making the parts for the right someone else then in theory they could nail your companies hide to the wall as well as you.

    Besides that, why would you want a process that produces parts right out to the edge of the tolerance.
  • in reply to kingsld1
    Minimum stock removal saves time in processing. So, I understand the lure to be at the edge of the tolerance zone, however as a QA it drives me wild with a ±.01/±.005 to attempt to be at the .01 or .005 limit. If your process is repeatable, target .001" inside the limit and you will do your shop more favors in efficiency!
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  • in reply to kingsld1
    Minimum stock removal saves time in processing. So, I understand the lure to be at the edge of the tolerance zone, however as a QA it drives me wild with a ±.01/±.005 to attempt to be at the .01 or .005 limit. If your process is repeatable, target .001" inside the limit and you will do your shop more favors in efficiency!
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