How do I use the basic [4.39] with total run-out or do I somehow add it with the concentricity? I am lost with how to measure the 4.39". I can do it with a true position but that is not an option here.
I have been informed today that "Basic dimensions can be used with profile, position, and runout too." I was also instructed to review some books. How do I answer this without causing further animosity?
Agree that Basics can be used with profile and position. Make at least semi serious effort at reviewing the books. Then ask to be shown where that information came from. Worst that could happen is that your g,d & t knowledge can be expanded on company time
I have been informed today that "Basic dimensions can be used with profile, position, and runout too." I was also instructed to review some books. How do I answer this without causing further animosity?
Agree that Basics can be used with profile and position. Make at least semi serious effort at reviewing the books. Then ask to be shown where that information came from. Worst that could happen is that your g,d & t knowledge can be expanded on company time
