Hello all! In all the programs I write, I use auto features for edge points, circles, and round/square slots.
My inspection standards require that I measure surface deviation and trim length deviation, which I use S for surface deviation and T for trim length to achieve.
For the holes, it will typically ask for 2 axis values, say X and Y, and will also ask for surface deviation. For the longest I have been reporting this in S value as well, but after looking through the help files I believe that might be wrong. There are a lot of terms in the help file, that I don't fully understand. Could someone tell me which dimension option I should be using to measure surface deviation for these features? It should be noted that I use sample hits to define the constraining plane for all my circles and slots.
I had thought to report as X Y and Z deviation instead of whatever I should be using for surface deviation, but the plane most of my features set in are cross-plane.
Any help explaining this to me would be greatly appreciated.
My inspection standards require that I measure surface deviation and trim length deviation, which I use S for surface deviation and T for trim length to achieve.
For the holes, it will typically ask for 2 axis values, say X and Y, and will also ask for surface deviation. For the longest I have been reporting this in S value as well, but after looking through the help files I believe that might be wrong. There are a lot of terms in the help file, that I don't fully understand. Could someone tell me which dimension option I should be using to measure surface deviation for these features? It should be noted that I use sample hits to define the constraining plane for all my circles and slots.
I had thought to report as X Y and Z deviation instead of whatever I should be using for surface deviation, but the plane most of my features set in are cross-plane.
Any help explaining this to me would be greatly appreciated.
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