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Per the pic attached. I have a bore machined into this part, and they are wanting a profile callout in the mentioned zones. How would one do that? Do I make 4 or 5 traces up through the zones and report profile from those points? Not sure how to attack this callout. Kinda new to profiles as we do not use them here much

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I do a lot of these and that's exactly what I do. I start and end at the exact coordinates on the I - J, J - K, K - L. In this example. 

I'd scan 4 (or more) equally spaced curves vertically around each bore recalling them into a FFS. With no datums involved. Do a best-fit

w/alignment and evaluate to that.

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I had this conversation recently with one of the AE's from Zeiss and this is what he recommended to me.

Or is it 6 of one, half a dozen of the other?

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It's probably safer to perform Clarke's method, so that you can control the fitting algorithm for the FFS. 

 

Having said that, the results shouldn't be grossly different unless there are some localized deviations. 

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Ok Sounds Good. Guess I was along the right path. So after you scan your 3D curves, are you saying to bring all those points back into Free Form and evaluate? 

 

Ill give it a shot lol

 

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I also believe that if you were to measure those bores as the features they are (cylinders and a cone) and evaluate them with Form you should see the same results.

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I find no difference in the result between the two methods.  Profile of a FFS with best fit alignment or No Datum Reference Frame.

 

However, I am surprised that I am not able to assign a freeform surface to a surface profile in the GD&T Engine_BETA.  What am I missing?

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I think they are find numbers (from a parts list) for some assembly. Example: an insert that gets pressed into the cylinders.

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