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Asme Y14.5 2019 ?
Maybe it's a mistake, but isn't the standard ASME Y14.5 2018? error.jpg
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Yes, and we will soon see the new 2019 revision of Y14.5.1, the “math standard”. -
It's not a mistake, it states ASME Y14.5.1 - 2019 which is the math standard supporting Y14.5 - 2009 and 2018. Y14.5.1 - 2019 has not been published yet but stay tuned, I plan to announce the publication in the next few weeks.
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RobRob Jensen
Product Owner - GD&T
Metrology Software, Inc. - Hexagon Manufacturing IntelligenceComment
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Thank you Rob ¡¡¡
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When I get bored and want to do some light reading, I read the standard.
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