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Does anyone have experience with using a pin gage to check true position. Design, size criteria etc?

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Does anyone have experience with using a pin gage to check true position. Design, size criteria etc?
That depends on a number of criteria. For example: is the position control specified at MMC? LMC? RFS? Can you provide us with some additional information?

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Using a Pin Gage to check True Position of Inline Holes, Design, Tolerance. Etc
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Re: Checking True Position with Pin Gage
Thanks for the resonse Position tolerance is .002 rfs.
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