Perpendicularity of a Cylinder

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    Does anyone know how to check the perpendicularity of a cylinder in only one axis, like the -X- axis or -Y- axis? I need to inform our machinist which direction to adjust his machine to have a bore placed perpendicular to the surface. When using PC-DMIS 3.6, it will only allow me to do an Average.
    Can someone help? Thanks.

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    You could measure a circle at the top of the bore and another at the bottom of the bore. Report only the axis you need.
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    • #3
      Originally posted by John Kingston
      You could measure a circle at the top of the bore and another at the bottom of the bore. Report only the axis you need.

      Exactly how I do it.

      Also, report the size. This may be a good indication whether your tool is wandering (bell shapes: when there is a difference between the diameter on top and the diameter on the bottom).


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      Last edited by Jan d.; 10-09-2006, 04:07 PM.
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        change your workplane to both of the other axis and dimension the angle in 2D
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