a fixture shop gave us a pc-dmis cmm report with both T and S values reported, now everyone and their brother wants to know what the S-Value means vs. the T-Value. i'm having a hard time answering this since all the book says is this:
T = prints error along approach vector (for points on curved surfaces).
S = prints the deviation along the surface vector.
can anyone explain the difference in laymans terms and why you would use only T vs S. thnx...
T = prints error along approach vector (for points on curved surfaces).
S = prints the deviation along the surface vector.
can anyone explain the difference in laymans terms and why you would use only T vs S. thnx...
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