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Please Help! Conversion Help!! Print with this dimension .2917+/-.0005 :1

Ok, it has been a long time since math class. We just got a new print with this dimension .2917+/-.0005 :1 -this feature is deals with an included angle.

What the heck does this mean again? I know it changes for every inch. I just don't know anything else.

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Are you saying a tolerance for an included angle is expressed in ten-thousandths of an inch in a ratio?
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Re: Conversion Help!!

No, if i remember right the ratio applies to every inch in length. if the length doubles, so does the tolerance. The angle is only .652" long.
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No, if i remember right the ratio applies to every inch in length. if the length doubles, so does the tolerance. The angle is only .652" long.
It's .017" per degree per inch (if I understand what you're looking for). I don't recall offhand anything past the third decimal place.
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Re: Conversion Help!!

So what does .2917 +/- .0005 : 1 mean??

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So what does .2917 +/- .0005 : 1 mean??

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I wouldn't hazard a guess without seeing the drawing.
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Re: Conversion Help!! Print with this dimension .2917+/-.0005 :1

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Ok, it has been a long time since math class. We just got a new print with this dimension .2917+/-.0005 :1 -this feature is deals with an included angle.

What the heck does this mean again? I know it changes for every inch. I just don't know anything else.

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Without seeing the print, here is my first take: Angles can be expressed as minutes and seconds. I believe the :1 is refering to either minutes or seconds of a degree. They may be trying to express the tolerance as +/- ten minutes/seconds of a degree. It seems as though they are expressing the dimension as an arc and not linear.
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Re: Conversion Help!! Print with this dimension .2917+/-.0005 :1

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Ok, it has been a long time since math class. We just got a new print with this dimension .2917+/-.0005 :1 -this feature is deals with an included angle.

What the heck does this mean again? I know it changes for every inch. I just don't know anything else.

Thanks
I agree with my Fellow Covers...Without a drawing it is a wild guess....

A partial drawing will suffice as long as we can see the feature that this applies to and the dimension. If this is a customer drawing...call them and ask.

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