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True Position MMC - Oversized Hole


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This should be an easy one for the GD&T guys.

How much "bonus tolerance" is given for the case that: The hole diameter specification being evaluated is 10mm +0.2/-0; but the actual feature measures 10.3?

The software gives the full 0.3mm, however it seems counterintuitive that "bonus" should be given for the 0.1mm over spec... I would think that only the allowable specified tolerance (0.2mm) should be allowed/applied.
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If you change the default settings like Eric mentioned, I bet you won't make that mistake again. 😃 If you had been in one of my Calypso Basic training classes, that is one setting I would have covered.

There are other things in Calypso that I feel should be default but I've learned to think of Calypso as a toolbox full of tools. Zeiss leaves it up to us which tools to use and how to use them.
Just a question, you guys need to pay for stuff like standards etc? 😱

We have an online library containing pretty much every standard there is, from metrology to electrical to you name it.
Most are accessable, with a click. (Binded version will be sent with mail if you wish) Those who isn't pre-paid, I'll just clear with my boss (who never denies my request) to "one click"-purchase. And the cost will be put upon my divisions account.

I would never pay for work related stuff my self 😃

How is this done in your country/region?

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It's free for me 😃

Well, we are not the same division, I work for Energy, and the ones making for example NX is another division. So I guess we pay a small fee? I don't really know.

One cool thing though, developers sometime reach out to Siemens employees working in the "field", So I have a part in the making of upcoming software for voxel data evaluation. (But the software will most likely suck.. 😃)

If I leave, I don't think anyone cares if I take "my" books and my papers along.. (Unless it's Company proprietary info)

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I work for a company that mainly produces goods for Military, Aerospace and Nuclear customers so yes theft is theft. If its not your property then its not yours....period. I have controlled goods certification and if I'm convicted of theft there could be big penalties, not to mention never getting a job again in the military, aerospace or Nuclear field. But different strokes for different folks....you do you.
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