I have a part that needs to be parallel within .0008" to datum 'A'
We cannot fixture datum A to the granite as it has a boss, we use three ground blocks to fixture the part on three points, then sweep with an indicator.
Old timey engineer says that is the wrong way to check it, and throws a pair of micrometers on it and gets .0005".
He's checking thickness correct? Not parallelism. At this point I don't know how else to explain it to engineering...
Cool, is sitting it on three, ground blocks, and sweeping an indicator on the opposite side, the proper way to check it, without throwing it up sideways on a CMM..?
Cool, is sitting it on three, ground blocks, and sweeping an indicator on the opposite side, the proper way to check it, without throwing it up sideways on a CMM..?