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Yes, I know this is not a valid GD&T callout but what GD&T characteristics could be used in place of this?  They're basically saying the if the part get thinner, the flatness tolerance will grow.  I'd like to hear any ideas using valid GD&T characteristics.  Currently, the vendor uses a gage to slide the part thru but looking for a cmm check to put a number on it.

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This is a very interesting question, Tom. I am a little hesitant to give any real ideas since, as you said, it isn't standardized and heaven knows what it actually means, but hypothetically, we are checking to make sure the symmetry plane lies within that tolerance zone? That is the symmetry plane, right?

 

I was initially thinking that maybe we could use true position to do it, but true position doesn't really reflect the "point" nature of flatness after a little more thinking.... Maybe it would be as simple as just doing a profile of the symmetry plane with a formula in the tolerance to calculate the bonus tolerance? I would say flatness, but you can't put a symmetry plane in for that....

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My bad.  However, I am not able to select a symmetry plane in the standard flatness characteristic, nor can I apply MMC to a symmetry plane in the GDT Flatness in the Beta Engine.  So, now my request changes from "Improper GD&T" to "How do I in Calypso?"...lol

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