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Thread Position - What's happening here?


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I'm trying to get position of multiple 10-32 threads using a true pos gage. Manually probing ~8 points on the gage, then scanning 500 points on two circle paths. I'm then attempting to project the cylinder down to a plane at the bottom of the counterbore, which should create a point, which is what I would be taking additional hole positions from. My scan is shown below. 5228_fc837b61f596dd06f45e1206e26982ef.png
The scan looks fine to me, diameter of the gage is well within tolerance. However, when I project down to the plane in the c'bore, it appears the projection is coming from what calypso is reading as the generated circle paths which is well off of where the actual scan is. 5228_829a3313246f3e1076fa7bb628b618f3.png
This thread will be Datum B, see below, a majority of the other threads have position callouts with Datum B in the DRF.5228_1bfcec64c6c02f6c0570a6bce0123db2.png
What am I missing here?
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Good catch, thanks. This wasn't the fix to the issue though.

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Even using an intersection didn't really change anything. Instead of the software using the actual scanned points to create geometry it looks like its using auto generated circle paths.

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Wasn't super successful with this, if I try to measure the cylinder with anymore length i'll end up shanking out the stylus (0.3mm 😐 ).
These are prototype parts, so wondering if they actually are just positionally off. Was hoping a calypso guru would be able to magically make these parts perfect
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