formula to convert diametric to coordinate tolerance

[T.DeCook]

Does anyone have the formula to convert diametric to coordinate tolerance?

Thanks in advance!

[Matthew D. Hoedeman]

Multiply 1/2 of the diametric tolerance by 0.707 to give +/- individual axis tolerances. There isn't a good way to get what you are after since each axis will change depending on what the other axis does.

[Wingman]

WMS.
This creates a 'safe' square tolerance zone that fits inside the allowable tolerance circle (hope that makes sense). You do lose tolerance this way.

[#2#]

Are you looking to convert at a particular angle or what?

[david phillips]

formula for diameter tolerance Zone

Ø = 2*(square root (x^2 + y^2))

[craiger_ny]

We've gone full circle

[Wingman]

Does anyone have the formula to convert diametric to coordinate tolerance?

Thanks in advance!

Hmm.
What Matt Said.

Now we are back to the real answer to the actual question

[cmmguy]

Do you need the tolerance at a particular angle?

[#2#]

We've gone full circle.

[John Kingston]

It's like deja vu all over again....

[Matthew D. Hoedeman]

It's like deja vu all over again....

[Wingman]

Hello

Hello

Hello

[cmmguy]

Groundhog day...

[T Miller]

Beer

[Matthew D. Hoedeman]

Beer

I have to call FOUL on Mr. Miller. It has been long agreed upon that BEER is not an approved 'jack method. Sorry.