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Hello everyone. Looking for suggestions on best method to report position on the slot below. This one is throwing me off a bit due to basic slot length

Datum Feature A is plane on bottom
Datum Feature B is plane on right end
Datum Feature C is plane, perpendicular to view.


TIA

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I would treat it the same as a slot with rectangular coordinates and report each axis separately to the same tolerances in the FCF. Normally there will be a separate callout for each axis, but since there isn't, it's a linear tolerance zone, and it's position and not profile, I don't think you have another choice.

I guess you could report just the one direction that's shown and let the drawing notes/tolerances control the slot length and position. You'd either need a note with some sort of catch-all, like profile .xxx to A-B-C or something similar, or something like a general tolerance document that controls undimensioned features with a table of sizes and corresponding tolerances, similar to a hole chart.

The slot length, even though it has a basic, has no tolerance directly applied to it, so it's kind of a judgement call on whether to use the FCF or some other controlling method.
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I agree but then that brings up the question, "what is the tolerance on the length of the slot?"

There are a few "questionable" gd&t concepts on this drawing.... including a note regarding ANSI Y14.5, which leads me to think this might be a drawing from the early days....
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I agree but then that brings up the question, "what is the tolerance on the length of the slot?"

There are a few "questionable" gd&t concepts on this drawing.... including a note regarding ANSI Y14.5, which leads me to think this might be a drawing from the early days....
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That is odd. Normally there is a note or an all over profile to control basics.
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Would the .390 Basic default to the UOS Block tolerance?

There are a few "questionable" gd&t concepts on this drawing.... including a note regarding ANSI Y14.5, which leads me to think this might be a drawing from the early days....
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That is odd. Normally there is a note or an all over profile to control basics.
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