Hey,
This is a question I should probably know the answer to, however here it goes.
I have a GD&T callout that looks similar to the picture I've attached, what I need to know if I have three holes or more how to effectively report on the pattern without making a bunch of alignments or whatever. While two holes would not pose any problems when I get into more than two my reporting ends up being longer than I would like it to be. What would work is to take the deviations of ALL the holes in the pattern in any respective axis and obtain its range then report the range.
Is there a way to do this through the reporting or will I have to do the calculations in the programming manually? Or am I misinterpreting the GD&T?
This is a question I should probably know the answer to, however here it goes.
I have a GD&T callout that looks similar to the picture I've attached, what I need to know if I have three holes or more how to effectively report on the pattern without making a bunch of alignments or whatever. While two holes would not pose any problems when I get into more than two my reporting ends up being longer than I would like it to be. What would work is to take the deviations of ALL the holes in the pattern in any respective axis and obtain its range then report the range.
Is there a way to do this through the reporting or will I have to do the calculations in the programming manually? Or am I misinterpreting the GD&T?
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