Hi folks,
Somebody put a +-.0005 tolerance on the radius of a small arc segment and I am hoping to convince them that using a profile tolerance would be more ideal.
I want to check the profile of an arc without using datums. My part looks kind of like a chunk of tubing that was saw cut into segments. What I need to know is how much that arc deviates from a 3.5" cylinder. So far, I have scanned the top and bottom of that arc, using linear open scans, and constructed a cylinder out of that using the least_sqr type. No problem, but now I just need to figure out how to compare that profile to a 3.5" cylinder. I don't really care about the position of the cylinder, I just need to know about the form.
Any suggestions? If it matters, I am using v4.1 using and analog scanning probe.
Somebody put a +-.0005 tolerance on the radius of a small arc segment and I am hoping to convince them that using a profile tolerance would be more ideal.
I want to check the profile of an arc without using datums. My part looks kind of like a chunk of tubing that was saw cut into segments. What I need to know is how much that arc deviates from a 3.5" cylinder. So far, I have scanned the top and bottom of that arc, using linear open scans, and constructed a cylinder out of that using the least_sqr type. No problem, but now I just need to figure out how to compare that profile to a 3.5" cylinder. I don't really care about the position of the cylinder, I just need to know about the form.
Any suggestions? If it matters, I am using v4.1 using and analog scanning probe.
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