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8th April 2009, 12:46 PM
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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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Re: Conversion Help!!
Are you saying a tolerance for an included angle is expressed in ten-thousandths of an inch in a ratio?
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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.
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Re: Conversion Help!!
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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.
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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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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
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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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