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I forgoten again..... If the T value is plus you have to much stock?
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It is 'heavy' or TOWARDS the probe's 'starting' position when it goes to make the touch. If you have a sheet metal part, sitting of a fixture, it simulates a feeler check, + means the part is away from the fixture, or that you can put in the nominal feeler check amount + the T value.sigpic
Originally posted by AndersI -
found it....
Assuming that the surface normal vector is pointing away from the surface on which the nominal point lies, a positive value of T means that the material is too “high” while a negative value of T means that the material is too “low”.Comment
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I read a post this week or last explaining the T value. Tried to search but had no luck.
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Well, I thought I had DataPage on the computer, but apparently it's not licensed. I get a missing authorization code error.
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hello again gents,
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