I have to calculate a flatness with 2 diferent heights (see image).
I've already probed the 2 planes.
How can this be done in QUINDOS?
Thanks in advance
Thanks for the input! That has also crossed my mind that is not OK to callout a flatness at diferent heights.
I'll try to do a a profile surface for my program and then proposed that to the drawing person.
Yes, they can. It's in the ISO standard and would be functionally equivalent to surface profile of the two surfaces. It maintains the location and orientation of the planes in respect to each other.
I have been arguing this with designers and checkers several times. I haven't been able to find a place in the ISO standard that allows for flatness CZ for planes at different levels. Asking people with more knowledge of the standard says the same. Neil - could you direct me to where in the ISO standard this is explained?
In order for CZ to apply, they need to be coplanar (same height). ISO 5458:2018 + Annex C.
