Position of a Plane at an Angle

[[Ma...]]

I have a similar question, I have a plane called back to two datums, one is another plane -D- which makes sense as it would just be a tolerance zone of parallel planes but its also dimensioned to C which is a circle which can only control translation which seems weird as parallel plane can rotate and move and it wouldn't change anything in my mind, I only have experience with Positional call-outs from a plane to a plane but this one is also at an angle and D is not at an angle, how would I go about setting this up?

[[Ma...]]

We are using surface profile for this callout

[[Ma...]]

I didn't make the drawing; I need to inspect it as it's called out. 

[[Ma...]]

Then use TP for that

[[na...]]

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Hi

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,

you most likely need to rotate to the theoretically exact angle to establish relation tolerance zone - DRF, because it's only in 1 axis:

 

 

Edited Friday at 09:15 AM

[[SH...]]

Create an alignment using D and C, then rotate the DRF to that 10 degree, Is it that much difficult??.

[[na...]]

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And if report reader is bothered what is that recalculated nominal, you can add translations together with rotation and get to desired nominal:

 

Edited Friday at 09:26 AM

[[na...]]

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I tend to remind myself what my learning curve was years ago and still is for non every day requirements.

[[SH...]]

Someone's told me that, other software do it automatically. But in calypso we have to do it manually.  

[[Ma...]]

Well, that was my first thought as well, but it never hurt to ask. I appreciate all the responses guys. 

[[Ri...]]

The new GD&T engine will correct for non normal space axis. You only need to do a special rotation if you want the nominals to match your drawing as shown.