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I have 4 T/P characteristics, one of them uses both datums -A- & -B-. The other 3 use just -A-. Datum -A- is a cylinder. Datum -B- is a .090 thick segment of Datum -A- (imagine slicing the cylinder straight down the center lengthwise in 3rd's). The center 3rd is Datum -B-). Both -A- & -B- are allowed MMC. When I use -A- by its self to evaluate a circle feature MMC is highlighted. If I use -A- & -B- together, MMC won't highlight. What gives here? In addition, if I have to use a symmetry plane for -B-, because MMC is allowed. So, if I pull in just -A- to evaluate the symmetry plane (-B-) the MMC option for -A- won't highlight?
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I smell a rat in your printout, what is the meaning of using same axis as two datum,how we can control the orientation location using same axis as datum.

MMC called for the four circle or the datum A and B?.if it is called for the datum, it should be MMB maximum material boundary.

I think you are worried about the datum shift,MMB. If you add MMB or not it will not affect the true position output. If you don't mind can you attach your drawing??
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So, according to your description of -B- as a portion of -A-, -B- is superfluous, because all of the available degrees of freedom are already controlled by -A-. Just use -A- for primary datum. Leave the rest blank or use -A- for all elements of the datum structure if you like.
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.004 Surface profile. Contura G2 (RDS/XXT.TL1)

The feature is a 6 sided peg. I tried scanning the six planes and recalling the points into a FFS. I also tried sectioning the peg in 7th's, around the OD, then creating seven 2d curves and recalling those points into a FFS. I get a greater deviation with this method, and have not had time to run the type 1 again with the change.
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