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Customer claims that when checking perpendicularity of a plane to a cylinder on their Zeiss, the results do not corelate with other form measuring equipment. They have implemented using the constraint setting as shown in the picture below and the results match. Does anyone know specifically what is happening or how they are affecting the data with this setting?

On a side note, they have experimented with adjusting the height of the +Z clearance plane and have seen the results change. My BS detector reached DEFCON 1 on this one...lol

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So, they are constraining the datum feature to the controlled feature within a characteristic that evaluates the controlled feature to the same datum feature. A house divided against itself cannot stand 🤣

They should remove that constraint. If the cylindrical datum feature needs constraint of its axis, usually due to its depth being less than twice its diameter, they should choose a different constraining feature other than the feature being evaluated.
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