Distance Between Two Cones

[[Ha...]]

Hello To All,
I am new to Calypso and I am wondering if there is a better way to figure out the dimension in the attached photo. I am looking for the 0.5646" - 0.5651" distance. I don't have much for an alignment. The part sits with the left-hand side down on the table. I am using the face of the cone on the right-hand side and the OD of the cylindrical "shaft", any other features are just larger OD's without any flat surfaces or hole patterns to extract a line/plane from. I have created two 2-D lines, one on each cone and in-line of each other and centered, and then used "cartesian distance" to give me the distance. So far, nothing else I have tried in Calypso has gotten me as close to the stated size as the "cartesian distance", is there a better way?
Thanks for any help,
Dave

[[DW...]]

There is no photo attached sir.

[[Ha...]]

Thank you for pointing that out to me, not sure what happened there.

[[Ri...]]

Create an alignment to the angle of the cone.
Create two cone calculations, one for each cone to the diameter of the body connecting the cones.
Create a Caliper Distance using the alignment set at the cone angle then use Maximum for each cone calculation.
This should give you the value you require.

[[Ha...]]

I made a mistake in the subject line of this post; I am sorry for the misunderstanding. The information I need is the distance between the angles of the cones.
The information Rick provided did answer another question so that is great. Hopefully, I will get better at explaining what I am in need of.

[[Ri...]]

Hope this helps.

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